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GenAI has the potential to disrupt clients’ and PwC’s business models, and PwC is ready to capture the wave of opportunities
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GenAI has the potential to disrupt clients’ and PwC’s business models, and PwC is ready to capture the wave of opportunities
Vertex AI and Duet AI will define Google Cloud’s AI portfolio going forward and potentially help the company attract both digitally native and traditional enterprise customers
IBM Consulting is on a profitable growth trajectory, utilizing data and AI to address business challenges and building hybrid and multicloud solutions
Ericsson has a compelling story for Vonage and the global communications platform the company is building, though Vonage’s ability to achieve sustainable profitability remains uncertain
Abiding by the notion that new software should be built on the data cloud, not on the database, Snowflake is moving further into the app development space, using its expertise at the data warehouse layer to support read/write operations and empower a new set of data-intensive applications
Learn the GenAI strategies and approaches of both hyperscalers and SaaS providers, how cloud providers are using custom silicon to accelerate GenAI, and use cases for GenAI
Join TBR for a free Q&A on the portfolio strategies devices vendors are employing to take advantage of AI and to mitigate the effects of the industry downturn and how devices vendors are positioning around AI.
TBR’s Semiconductor Market Landscape provides clients access to data and analysis of semiconductor vendors, including quantitative financial information and a qualitative assessment of each vendor’s overall business. The inaugural report covers seven semiconductor vendors: AMD, Broadcom, Intel, Marvell, Micron, NVIDIA and Qualcomm. TBR groups these publicly traded, U.S.-based companies into three buckets: Hardware, Cloud & Software, and Services.
TBR expects Eviden will focus on expanding its capabilities in cloud security, an area where the company can combine current cloud-native offerings with the hyperscalers’ security tools and add acquired capabilities and scale, bolstered by Eviden’s existing — and expanding — IP.
TBR’s U.S. Federal Cloud Ecosystem Report captures the intersection of cloud hyperscalers and their federal government-focused systems integration partners, as well as their joint efforts in serving U.S. federal government agencies’ migrations to and use of cloud. The report provides multiple perspectives and analysis of successful alliances and anticipated near-term challenges.