“Digital” and “manufacturing” are not two words you’ll often see in the same sentence. But, creating the convergence between them is at the heart of what Xometry, a Dell Tech Capital company, is up to.

Human resiliency and technological advancements have made this year as palatable as possible, so what's next for our future? Chief Technology Officer John Roese stops back in to help forecast what we can expect, from a technology perspective, in 2021.

As artificial intelligence and machine learning solutions continue to permeate more and more things we encounter in our everyday lives, understanding why you are given a certain outcome is becoming more imperative.

This decade has brought about entirely new ways to work, learn, and live, and technology is helping to enhance these experiences for individuals everywhere.

Generally, we know that 5G represents the fifth generation of cellular technology bringing forth enhanced mobile broadband networks and even faster speeds than 4G. However, that’s certainly not all.

Achieving digital transformation is ultimately about asking the right questions to determine which business processes you want to tackle first to achieve optimal outcomes.

Security is something that no business can afford to take for granted and intrinsic security is proving to be the way forward.

The Edge is less about a physical location and more about function and where your users are. To fully explore all possibilities the Edge offers, it requires a transformation of some kind, sooner rather than later.

Technology can change in an instant, and Artificial Intelligence is no exception. AI today is evolving beyond the “old” ways of processing data to a model-centric approach based on hypothesizing what could be

Today’s data pipelines are wildly sophisticated and still somewhat uncertain for many companies, but through careful organization and control, you can discover an impressive amount of unforeseen value from that data.