Michael J. Miller

The firm's annual list is more focused on specific technologies than in recent years, but artificial intelligence once again features prominently.

This year's predictions are divided into three categories: challenges to privacy or personas, operational risks, and management structure.

At Gartner's annual expo, analysts offer a deeper dive into how businesses should approach AI, from when to avoid gen AI and how to scale for a future dominated by the technology.

The 2-in-1 version of Lenovo's X13 series is a light yet capable system that's ideal for travel.

From where I sit, the big challenge for Microsoft is to manage or even hide the complexity of AI from the user while still offering the management, security, and governance the tools require.

Compelling or dystopian? Microsoft's vision of making Copilot 'the UI for AI' is fascinating but incredibly ambitious.

I had expected to see Copilot+ PC support for AMD and Intel machines at Ignite, but it's still a work in progress. When it does roll out, a host of new Copilot features await.

At AWS: re-Invent, Amazon tips a slew of upgrades in everything from storage and databases to new computing chips and various AI tools, mostly aimed at reducing cost and complexity.

It looks like we're all going to have to make some tradeoffs between raw performance (particularly for graphics), power consumption, and AI capabilities.

A look at some of the more notable enterprise notebooks from CES 2025, and why I expect AI PCs to go mainstream this year.