Biography
As Research Director of 451 Research's Internet of Things practice, Christian Renaud covers the ongoing virtualization and digitization of the physical world around us.
For 25 years prior to joining 451 Research, Christian built nationwide networks at large and small enterprises, worked with Fortune 50 companies in the systems integrator channel, built products at Cisco Systems and ran the company's New Markets and Technologies team. He has been the CEO of multiple startups, worked in venture and angel capital, and has served as an advisor to G20 and European Commission projects.
Christian is a frequent speaker on emerging technology, entrepreneurship and future trends. He can be found on Twitter at @xianrenaud, or on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/xianrenaud
Recent Research from Christian Renaud
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NVIDIA aims to provide the self-driving platform of the autonomous vehicle
The automotive industry will continue to be revolutionized by companies that can execute on their connected and autonomous vehicle ambitions. NVIDIA has evolved from its graphics-processing roots to occupy a central role in creating the self-driving vehicle platform of the future.
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Itron lights up the smart grid and city with $948m acquisition of Silver Spring
The traditional electric, water and gas utility technology and systems provider has bolstered its existing smart-grid technology efforts with the purchase of technology partner Silver Spring Networks
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eyeSight Technologies brings computer vision to vehicles and homes
Technologies enabling advanced driver-assistance systems and safety applications for automotive suppliers and OEMs continue to gain attention. EyeSight Technologies aims to bring its computer vision algorithms to vehicles as well as homes, AR/VR headsets and other systems.
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John Deere seeds precision agriculture with $305m acquisition of Blue River Technology
The latest acquisition by the agriculture equipment giant expands its existing precision agriculture offerings with the addition of machine learning and computer vision.
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US House shifts self-driving cars into high gear with SELF-DRIVE act
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