Paul Gillin

Paul Gillin is the Senior Editor for Wikibon’s micro-analysis team. He is the author of five books and more than 300 articles on the topic of social media and digital marketing. Gillin has 23 years experience in tech journalism, including his time as founding editor-in-chief of B2B technology publisher TechTarget as well as editor-in-chief and executive editor of the technology weekly Computerworld. He is a Senior Research Fellow at the Society for New Communications Research and a member of the Procter & Gamble Digital Advisory Board.

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Oracle expands generative AI functions in supply chain cloud

AI By PAUL GILLIN2 YEARS AGO

Oracle Corp. today is expanding the scope of role-based generative artificial intelligence features in its Fusion Cloud Supply Chain and Manufacturing platform, aiming at automating routine tasks for supply chain professionals. The AI-powered tools are intended to streamline workflows, optimize decision-making and …

Oracle and Google expand service availability and add cross-region replication for disaster recovery

BIG DATA By PAUL GILLIN2 YEARS AGO

Oracle Corp. and Google LLC’s cloud unit today announced an expanded partnership with broader regional coverage, additional services aimed at disaster recovery and a low-cost entry offering for customers that want to adopt Oracle’s Exadata high-performance database platform. Oracle Database@Google Cloud, which …

IBM stock soars on strong profit and bullish 2025 forecast

AI By PAUL GILLIN2 YEARS AGO

IBM Corp. met analysts’ revenue estimates in the fourth quarter, but IBM stock surged nearly 9% in after-hours trading as investors focused on profit and a strong 2025 forecast. Revenue rose 2% on a constant currency bases, to $17.56 billion, in line …

Startup backed by top universities aims to deliver fully open AI development platform

AI By PAUL GILLIN2 YEARS AGO

Oumi PBC, an artificial intelligence laboratory established in partnership with researchers from some of the world’s most prominent universities today announced what it describes as the world’s first “unconditionally open AI platform.” The initiative aims to create a collaborative ecosystem for AI …

SAP beats sales and profit estimates, hints at forthcoming ‘game-changing innovation’

CLOUD By PAUL GILLIN2 YEARS AGO

SAP SE reported 10% revenue growth on a 27% jump in cloud sales in its fiscal fourth quarter, beating analyst estimates. Total revenue of €9.38 billion ($9.79 billion) in constant currencies beat Wall Street forecasts of 9.1 billion euros, while operating profit …

Tech stocks tank as Chinese startup DeepSeek stuns AI world with low-cost model rivaling US firms’ best

AI By PAUL GILLIN2 YEARS AGO

Technology stocks were hammered in early Monday trading on news that a Chinese startup has built and released to open source a chatbot based on an artificial intelligence model that rivals the performance of the most capable models built by U.S. companies …

Iceberg project leader is bullish on prospects for unified tables and catalogs

BIG DATA By PAUL GILLIN2 YEARS AGO

Some people hailed Amazon Web Service Inc.’s December announcement that S3 tables will fully support Apache Iceberg as a crowning triumph for the open-source table format. One of them is Russell Spitzer, a principal software engineer at Snowflake Inc. and an Iceberg …

Galileo unleashes platform for evaluating AI agents

AI By PAUL GILLIN2 YEARS AGO

Galileo Technologies Inc., which makes tools for observing and evaluation artificial intelligence models, today unveiled Agentic Evaluations, a platform aimed at evaluating the performance of AI agents powered by large language models. The company said it’s addressing the additional complexity created by …

Gartner sees 10% IT spending jump in 2025, but don’t get too excited

AI By PAUL GILLIN2 YEARS AGO

Gartner Inc. expects worldwide information technology spending to grow 9.8% to $5.61 trillion in 2025, well ahead of the 7.7% increase in 2024, but don’t get your party hats out just yet. The research firm says much of the spending bump will …

Google bids for multimodal AI leadership

AI By PAUL GILLIN2 YEARS AGO

With some forecasts calling for the multimodal artificial intelligence market to grow more than 35% annually over the next few years, Google LLC is betting it can grab a pole position. The company’s cloud computing unit recently asserted that multimodal AI, which …

Paul Gillin

Latest from Paul Gillin

Oracle expands generative AI functions in supply chain cloud

Oracle and Google expand service availability and add cross-region replication for disaster recovery

IBM stock soars on strong profit and bullish 2025 forecast

Startup backed by top universities aims to deliver fully open AI development platform

SAP beats sales and profit estimates, hints at forthcoming ‘game-changing innovation’

Tech stocks tank as Chinese startup DeepSeek stuns AI world with low-cost model rivaling US firms’ best

Iceberg project leader is bullish on prospects for unified tables and catalogs

Galileo unleashes platform for evaluating AI agents

Gartner sees 10% IT spending jump in 2025, but don’t get too excited

Google bids for multimodal AI leadership

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