John Furrier

John Furrier is founder, co-CEO, of SiliconANGLE Media consisiting of SiliconANGLE.com. theCUBE.net, theCUBEresearch.com, and our AI Video Media Cloud. The combination of all these brands creates a new media company covering the intersection of computer science and social science. Furrier's vision is of a future that uses technology and data to create quality content and user experiences while creating and growing quality communities. Simply put: To extract the signal from the noise! Our motto: we cover everything "where Computer Science meets Social Science". Furrier lives in Palo Alto, California.

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Mobile US Marketshare For December – Numbers Released by Comscore

Interesting numbers being reported by Comscore. In my favorite area Smartphones, in the US Apple and Google take a bite out of RIM (the Blakcberry). All players lost share except Apple. More impressive is the performance of Google. I expect Google to continue to take more share of the smartphone market. The report ranked the ...

Mobile News: Juniper Getting Stronger In Mobile – Research Validates The Market

News was broke by the Wall Street Journal yesterday that Juniper is announcing will begin selling new wireless products for mobile carriers, responding to bigger rival Cisco Systems recent acquisition of Starent – of which I was critical. According to Reuters news, Juniper said on Monday its new software includes Juniper Traffic Direct which, used ...

Citrix CTO Simon Crosby: “VMWare Had Nothing To Do With The Cloud Trend. Their Strategy is Flawed”

Simon Crosby CTO of Citrix Interview on Cloud and VMWare. Simon Crosby talked with me recently about the cloud and his views on VMWare. Specifically I asked him his views on VMWare. Simon knows what he’s talking about and is not afraid to speak his mind. Here is the entire conversation. You can download the ...

Mobile Rumor: The wPhone Coming? Microsoft Launching Windows Phone in Barcelona

There is some exclusive rumor going around according to PPC Geeks Blog. PPCGeeks is reporting that the a Windows Phone 7 is coming – I call it the wPhone. Note: according to PPCGeeks all the information may not be entirely official, although it’s definitely rumor worthy. It is not uncommon for vendors now to leak ...

Are Mobile Networks Melting? Growth Puts Massive Pressure on Carriers

The recent growth of the iPhone, Android (smartphones in general), and now the iPad has put enormous pressure on carriers and bandwidth – the networks.  As the world has come to experience, the mobile web is amazing.  Whether checking Facebook, email, or contacting business and family members, it’s a great utility. Here’s the problem: the ...

Techcrunch Blogger Accepts Product for Posts – Fires Under Age Blogger Daniel Brusilovsky

UPDATE: Daniel Brusilovsky wrote a blog post and would not go public with the information that he told me which I have on tape.  Daniel’s post is not much of a denial and not much an admission.  Let me just say that Daniel’s side was much different than what the Techcrunch post said. UPDATE: I ...

Metaswitch Has New CEO Kevin DeNuccio – A Networking Industry Veteran

Metaswitch Networks today signaled its ambition to become a major telecommunications vendor, with the appointment of successful industry executive Kevin DeNuccio as chief executive officer. Timing is great in that Cisco is in the news with a recent earnings release pumpping up the crowd saying that market is ready for a comeback and today with ...

Juniper Fires At Cisco – Juniper Posts Some Killer Speeds for Core Routing

Juniper Networks (JNPR) is announcing some product news around their high end product that delivers 250Gbps and up to 4 Tbps total capacity to release the pressure for providers experiencing rapid grow in their networks. Today, Juniper Networks is announcing a new generation of silicon that enables customers to quickly, efficiently and non-disruptively upgrade existing ...

Massive Retrenchment and Salesmanship Give Cisco Earnings Bounce

After what some in Silicon Valley have been calling a ” Cisco Lock Down” – term used to describe the rabid focus to reduce expenses, travel restrictions to visit customers, systematic layoff of employees, and countless of restructuring, Cisco is getting a bounce with their latest earnings report – thanks to good operations and sales. ...

Attention Journalism Entrepreneurs: Twitter is Changing the Nature of News Media and Business

I’ve written on countless of times (and being correct of course) that Twitter (and social media) is massively disrupting many industry ecosystems. Today, NY Times writes a great post that completely validates the impact of the social web in their featured story on Twitter by Nick Bilton. Rather than trying to articulate (like many times ...