Sales of personal computers continue to plunge worldwide but Lenovo is widening its lead as the global leader. And in the U.S. the company is within striking distance of third place for sales thanks to a 1% improvement in shipments.
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SAS goes overboard with its hype of the artificial intelligence for its SAS Viya platform, saying it’s “as easy as pie.” No AI is simple. But SAS believes it continues to prove the recipe of Viya is a successful one – and it gets another chance to cook up some solutions at a “Bake-Off.”
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Worldwide PC sales “collapsed” in the fourth quarter of 2022, says research firm Garnter as a contagion it says was triggered by global economic uncertainty pounded every major manufacturer.
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PC shipments dropped worldwide in the third quarter – the “steepest” decline ever, according to one report. And the bad news includes No. 1 Lenovo.
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What will be our “digital next”? That’s the question posed at today’s virtual NC Tech Outlook, an annual conference organized by the North Carolina Technology Association. Think digital, digital, digital.
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If you are not happy with your job these days even in the midst of 50-year lows in unemployment rates, you are far, far from alone. So what can companies do about worker morale?
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Lenovo is back at the world’s No. 1 PC seller, according to a pair of industry reporters. And sales in the U.S. are a big reason.
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RALEIGH – A new report from the North Carolina Technology Association (NCTA) reports that information technology job openings across the state grew 3.4 percent year-over-year in December to 17,371. In the first of a new monthly reported titled Tech Talent Trends Alert, NCTA reports that openings peaked at 20,321 in...
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