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Aww, a bold choice and I love it. :)

This name has been one of my top favourites for many years, so naturally I love it. :) The only downside to the name is that it is hard to think of a nickname for it that isn't Wolf. This is of course fine for people that aren't very much into nicknames and prefer that their child's full name is used as much as possible. I actually tend to be one of those people, but with heavier and rare names like Wolfram, I think it's sensible to have more than only one decent nickname option available. The only one that I've been able to come up with is Wolke (inspired by my native language), but it's only suitable for a child - it would be laughable on an adult man.

Wow, exciting! I love Wolfram.

Love love love Wolfram. It's in my top 5 boys names. I just think it's so cute and youthful, I'd want to use it on my youngest son if possible.

It's an extremely dated name in German speaking countries. However, I think it's kind of cool. I like names related to animals and I love wolves. I also like Ylva which means she-wolf.

I rather like it, when pronounced correctly (with a "v" sound rather than a "w"). It has an interesting sound and cool meaning.

I like it. It reminds me of Wolfram von Eschenbach, a german medieval writer.

I think of Wolfram Alpha the uh “computational knowledge engine”