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Dave Vellante

David Vellante is co-CEO of SiliconANGLE Media, as well as co-founder and Chief Analyst of The Wikibon Project, the world’s leading open source IT research community. Dave is a long-time tech industry analyst, entrepreneur, writer and speaker. He is co-host of theCUBE – “The ESPN of Tech.” He is also a co-founder of Crowdspots, an angel funded startup based in Palo Alto using big data techniques to extract business value from social data. Prior to these exploits Dave ran a CIO consultancy and spent a decade growing and managing IDC’s largest business unit. He lives in Massachusetts with his wife and four children where he serves as the President of his town’s local “Kiddie Sports” association. Dave holds a B.S. in Applied Mathematics from Union College.


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Nvidia GTC takeaway: AI will follow the data

In his GTC keynote this week, Nvidia Corp. Chief Executive Jensen Huang spoke broadly about artificial intelligence in the context of three vectors: AI in the cloud; AI in data centers (on-premises); AI for robotics (edge). What these three pillars have in …

Behind the research curtain: The new age of analyst relations in tech

The analyst relations function is undergoing a fundamental transformation. Once dominated by a handful of large research houses, such as Gartner, IDC and Forrester, the market now features a spectrum of independent analysts and influencers. The fast-paced nature of the tech industry, …

Broadcom momentum sparks renewed investor enthusiasm

Since the generative artificial intelligence awakening, we’ve said consistently that Nvidia Corp. and Broadcom Inc. are the No. 1 and No. 2 AI plays in tech. Since peaking in mid-December of last year, Broadcom shares have been under pressure, down on sympathy with other …

Investors cool on cloud but CEOs double down

Earnings reports from the big three cloud players disappointed investors this week. All three U.S. hyperscalers fell a bit short of consensus for their cloud revenue in the December quarter and investor reaction has been negative. But squinting through the data, there’s …

Grading our 2024 enterprise technology predictions

The inboxes are overflowing once again with predictions about the future of enterprise tech, as we gear up for 2025. Though many of these forecasts are insightful, we’ll sift through them carefully before releasing our own predictions later in January of next …

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