Daniel is a visionary leader setting out to shift the high tech research and analysis business by delivering next generation insights, speed, and intelligence to the marketplace. He is the Founder of BroadSuite Consulting and The Futurum Group. An experienced C-Level Executive who is passionate about strategy and is frequently featured on Yahoo Finance, Bloomberg, and other broadcast programming. He previously served as the co-founder and CEO of EC3, and CEO of United Visual, parent company to United Visual Systems, United Visual Productions, and United GlobalComm; a family of companies focused on Visual Communications and Audio Visual Technologies.
Recent Videos
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The Six Five Pod | EP 280: Qualcomm, AMD, & Intel: Navigating the AI Revolution's Key Players
On this episode of The Six Five Pod, hosts Patrick Moorhead and Daniel Newman discuss AMD's groundbreaking deal with OpenAI, Cisco's advancements in AI networking, Intel's foundry progress, and Qualcomm's strategic acquisition of Arduino. The hosts also explore IBM's Tech Exchange event, debating whether we're in an AI bubble, and analyze Dell's ambitious growth forecasts. With insights on Oracle's AI economics, XAI's funding round, and the rise of AI utility companies, this episode offers a comprehensive look at the rapidly evolving AI landscape and its impact on the tech industry.

The Six Five Pod | EP 279: Government Shutdown Blues: Tech Impact and Economic Uncertainty
On this episode of The Six Five Pod, hosts Patrick Moorhead and Daniel Newman discussMeta's $14 billion infrastructure deal with Core Weave, OpenAI's $6 billion agreement, and the ongoing debate about custom chips versus merchant silicon for AI. The hosts explore Microsoft's strategic move in appointing Judson Altoff as commercial CEO and the implications for enterprise AI adoption. They also touch on the US government shutdown, its impact on various sectors, and the challenges in interpreting economic data. Throughout the episode, Newman and Moorhead offer insightful analysis on AI's influence on job markets, the future of chip manufacturing, and the broader economic landscape.