Mark Vena·Jul 15AI’s Biggest Productivity Gains Are Still AheadIf you judged the AI revolution solely by the stock market, you might conclude that artificial intelligence has already transformed…
Mark Vena·Jun 23Fox Buying Roku: A Cage Match for the TV Home ScreenFox’s plan to acquire Roku is one of those deals that looks obvious only after someone finally has the nerve to do it.
Mark Vena·Jun 16Apple’s WWDC26 Wasn’t Flashy. That Was the PointApple’s WWDC26 was not the kind of event that sends the tech world into a collective sugar high.
Mark Vena·Jun 9New Research Suggests Apple Could Expand the Foldable MarketFoldable smartphones have been the next big thing for several years, and that is exactly the problem. The category has generated plenty of…
Mark Vena·Apr 30Adobe Positions Itself as the AI Control Layer for CXAdobe Summit 2026 made one thing clear: Adobe refuses to be seen as nervously adding AI to legacy products. It intends to build the…
Mark Vena·Apr 17MediaTek Looks Much More Like a Power PlayerMediaTek is no longer just a volume chip supplier. At its recent Analyst Day in San Francisco, the company made a clear case that it…
Mark Vena·Mar 31Nvidia’s Clawbots: The Hype Might Be JustifiedNvidia doesn’t just launch technology. It defines the language that shapes markets — and in tech, language often defines the market itself…
Mark Vena·Mar 17Apple Accelerates Its Unified Silicon StrategyApple’s latest Mac announcements may look like routine upgrades. Look closer, and a deliberate strategy behind the new MacBook Neo and…
Mark Vena·Mar 17Dell Sharpens Its AI Factory Strategy At NVIDIA GTCDell used NVIDIA GTC 2026 to do more than roll out new infrastructure. It used the event to sharpen its message around enterprise AI and to…
Mark Vena·Feb 27Watching Samsung Unpacked From The SidelinesI watched Samsung’s Unpacked 26 remotely today due to a leg injury. I did not relish the prospect of hobbling around San Francisco like the…
