Chris Lau

Today's employees demand as much freedom as computing devices can deliver. We look at the Apple iPad Pro and Microsoft Surface Pro 4, with thoughts on which tablet is best suited for the enterprise

At CES 2016, BlackBerry will spend most of its efforts promoting the QNX platform for automobiles, yet there is a slight chance the company will announce another Android-based BlackBerry tomorrow night.

2016 is right around the corner. Intel and Nvidia dominate the computing market, while AMD is still trying to get noticed. Next year, the industry should expect good things from AMD

Data demand is rising, mobile is replacing desktop, and cloud solutions are on the rise. How will IBM be disruptive in its quest for growth?

Have you embraced the shift in memory and storage? There are many applications benefiting from the rise in both storage capacity and data I/O (read/write) speeds rivaling that of memory access.

What does the HP split mean to their respective markets? Worldwide PC shipments fell 10.8 percent in the third quarter of this year, and enterprise should expect big cost cuts and restructuring in the short-term. Needless to say, they both have their work cut out for them.

From analytical solutions around Twitter, to its software-defined storage offering, to its Linux-based offerings, a more clear picture is emerging of what the IBM of the future will look like.

If it targets the right people, BlackBerry could expect to sell a million units of its new smartphone within a quarter.