Research Archive
Intel’s Q1 2025 Earnings: Navigating Challenges Amid Strategic Shifts
Key Takeaways Weak Q2 Guidance Reflects Tariff Uncertainty: Intel guided Q2 revenue significantly below expectations at $11.8 billion, down 7% quarter-over-quarter, citing macroeconomic uncertainty and potential tariff-related demand impacts. Product Delays and Competitive Pressures: The delay of the first 18A product, Panther Lake, to late 2025 and reliance on older Intel 7 processes highlight ongoing…
Microsoft’s latest Work Trend Index and the Birth of the Frontier Firm
In the latest episode of my TEQ podcast, I had the pleasure to engaged in an insightful conversation with Alexia Cambon, Head of Research on Microsoft’s Copilot and Future of Work team, about how artificial intelligence and AI agents are fundamentally reshaping the workplace. The discussion explored findings from Microsoft’s latest Work Trend Index report,…
Beyond the Fold: Motorola’s Strategy to Capture the Next Generation
In a move to strengthens its position in the premium smartphone segment, Motorola has unveiled its 2025 Razr lineup, expanding to three models and showcasing a commitment to lifestyle technology that’s capturing younger audiences in increasingly competitive markets. Color and Expression at the Core The standout aspect of Motorola’s strategy is its deliberate focus on…
Google Cloud Next 2025: Ironwood TPU, Agent Toolkits, and Google’s vertical advantage
Key Takeaways: Google Cloud unveiled Ironwood (TPUv7), its first inference-optimized TPU, offering massive leaps in compute (5x), HBM capacity (6x), and power efficiency (2x) over the previous generation. Performance is estimated to be within 5% of an Nvidia B200, despite TPUv7’s single primary compute die design. New Agent Development Kit (ADK) and Agent2Agent (A2A) protocol…
We Do Not Have Enough Compute
We are in a huge AI compute shortage right now. At this very moment! When you hear most people talk about this, it’s generally in regards to model scaling and compute scaling for training. Not enough compute so labs can’t scale up the scaling laws. Right now is different, it’s the Ghibilification of AI, there’s…
A Deeper Look at Grace – NVIDIA’s Custom Arm-based Super Chip
Executive Summary Custom CPU development is essential for maximizing the efficiency and performance of accelerated computing architectures. NVIDIA’s strategic approach to CPU design, specifically its purpose-built Arm-based CPUs, delivers significant competitive advantages by addressing the limitations of general-purpose CPUs in GPU-accelerated environments. This report analyzes how this strategy delivers competitive advantages through improved performance, power…