Jon Gold is a Senior Writer at Network World. He covers wireless networking and the Internet of Things (IoT), with a keen interest in sports as well. Jon's work has been featured in Channel Asia, InfoWorld, CIO Online, CSO Online, Computerworld, UCLA Baseball, elephant journal, and the National Retail Federation.
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Jon Gold's coverage demonstrates a strong focus on the technology sector, particularly in software and SaaS, artificial intelligence, privacy & cybersecurity. His articles often include press releases and cited data.
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Despite a long lead time, the new TSMC fab capacity should bolster US-sited production capabilities.
What began as a hobbyist and educational device is now an IoT powerhouse heading for an IPO.
CEO Andy Jassy announced that Adam Selipsky will be replaced by sales and product leader Matt Garman in June.
Reported $700 million acquisition is aimed at helping AI users with workload management and resource allocation.
Despite a long lead time, the new TSMC fab capacity should bolster US-sited production capabilities.
Hyperscalers getting ready for AI workloads are buying up vast amounts of cloud infrastructure hardware.
Retail supply chains have been caught in a constant state of disruption for the past decade. What was once a stable, predictable environment has become a constant state of uncertainty. From the introduction of tariffs on China during the first Trump administration and the unprecedented upheaval caused by COVID-19 to new global tariffs and the new conflict in the Middle East, retailers have learned that disruption is no longer the exception — it’s the rule.
Retailers must prepare for constant change
Enterprises continue to hire for new mainframe positions, even as they struggle with recruitment. IBM and its partners are investing in training programs to build up a skilled, sustainable workforce for the mainframe.
By: Jon Gold
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