Bev Bellile

With more than 20 years of technical writing experience in the information technology business, Bev Terrell is a SiliconANGLE writer covering live news events with theCUBE. She got her start at EDS (now Hewlett Packard) and also worked at ACS (now Xerox Business Services), so it’s fair to say Bev has personally experienced the changing landscape of the outsourcing industry. In addition to a passion for writing, Bev loves to paint portraits and to spoil her large yellow cat, Seamus. Got news? Tweet us @siliconangle

Latest from Bev Bellile

Enterprises mine ‘real value’ from data lakes, overcome technical barriers

As the cloud computing environment matures, complexities increase. But as new pain points arise with each technological advancement in the cloud, there’s almost always a subsequent innovation that crops up to address each issue. As such, organizations have been able to overcome technical, perceptual and regulatory barriers, leading to a widespread embrace of public cloud and ...

Infinidat responds to demands for multicloud storage solutions

As an Amazon Web Services Inc. technology partner, Infinidat Ltd. wants businesses to be able to consume differentiated data services in whatever modality they prefer. Whether that is an on-premises infrastructure piece, a backup-optimized environment, or even a public cloud service, it shouldn’t matter. To this end, Infinidat announced the release of Neutrix Cloud 2.0 ...
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Off-the-shelf AWS service RoboMaker aims to bring robots to life

Whether robots are helping fulfillment in warehouses, assisting those in need, or acting as security guards, these useful aids are filling niches in more and more places. As a result, software developers are increasingly interested in learning about and building robots. To assist with this mission, Amazon Web Services Inc. recently released a new service called RoboMaker. ...

Getting to the ‘magic moment’ by converting raw data into useful information

The role of big data is constantly evolving. While it’s quite simple today to generate vast amounts of data and release it into a cloud, it’s up to businesses like Informatica LLC to help customers parse and define the data before it can be of any real use. Informatica has discovered that its processes double every ...

Cohesity consolidates secondary data on AWS using hybrid architecture

The analogy that “data is the new gold” is true in many respects. On site, data generated by a host of digital platforms is not valuable, and when it is stored and then backed up in multiple locations, it can create expensive problems for enterprises. Oftentimes called mass data fragmentation, and with the constant onslaught ...

Email is alive and well, still critical to business ops

Because email is the main basis for professional internet communications, it’s important for businesses to have a system that is smooth and professional when they connect with customers. While businesses need to have open, frequent communications with clients, they also don’t want to inundate email boxes and make a client feel like they’re being spammed. If ...

AWS, Intel collaborate on tech innovations, business cases

Many times in technology, the lines between partners and competitors can get blurred. Technology is, at its core, rarely a zero-sum game; every organization has its strengths, and by working in a collaborative manner, it’s possible for everyone to win. The world of cloud is a vast one, with market share growing and anticipated to ...

Go, DeepRacer, Go: How a toy car makes machine learning fun for developers

At this year’s AWS re:Invent in Las Vegas, Amazon.com Inc. launched its AWS DeepRacer. While it is a toy car on the outside, it is also a highly sophisticated reinforcement learning platform designed to teach software developers build, train and optimize models in the cloud, leveraging Amazon SageMaker and AWS RoboMaker. DeepRacer was demonstrated during ...

Juniper Networks’ mantra supports secure, automated multiclouds

As networking moves away from an emphasis on heavy hardware boxes to cloud-based computing, traditional companies such as Juniper Networks Inc. are adopting a cloud-first strategy, evolving alongside customers on their cloud migration journeys and helping them integrate smoothly into multicloud and hybrid-cloud universes. While there can be complexity in cloud, Juniper is positioned to make the ...

Moving network security at the speed of DevOps

When it comes to security, organizations are moving away from the virtual private network model with a central concentration entry point that has to traverse complicated-to-maintain back haul lines. Instead, the more recent software-defined perimeters permit users and DevOps professionals to access multiple environments simultaneously. These cloud-native solutions allow a more sophisticated, layered approach to ...