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Aaron Melgar

Aaron is a SiliconANGLE writer covering news events with theCUBE. He studied physics at Santa Clara University and has been on the cutting-edge of technology since starting his career at Qualcomm. More recently, he has taken a strong interest in understanding consumer behavior during interactions with technology. Aaron lives in San Francisco and enjoys travel, reading, wine tasting and meeting people over coffee.

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Nutanix aims to rebrand as complete cloud solution

As competition for the cloud computing market heats up, companies look to expand their value propositions by offering products that address more of the technology stack. Enterprise computing company Nutanix Inc., known for it’s strength in hyperconverged infrastructure, aims to grabs more …

Computing channel partners shift from distribution to services model

Enterprise computing has traditionally seen customers buying their own equipment and integrating the systems themselves. With the software as a service model becoming the new industry standard, channel partners accustomed to reselling and distributing equipment, virtual or otherwise, are getting caught flat-footed …

GDPR laws drive innovation rather than restrict it

The impending General Data Protection Regulations coming out of the European Union expand to all global companies that service customers in Europe. As a result of the regulations, severe sanctions will be issued for any mishandling of data. One core tenet of GDPR is …

Next-generation data centers enable simplicity for on-premises cloud

The enterprise computing industry has historically been focused on two separate technology vectors, refining traditional data center architectures and service-based cloud computing. The next-generation data center that combines scalable cloud technology with on-premises control is now at the forefront of technology development, according to Tim Pitcher (pictured), …

DNS security tech strengthened with analytics, monitoring

At the inaugural CyberConnect event in New York City, thought leaders in business, government and security gathered to exchange ideas and best practices in combating the latest cyberthreats. The purely security-minded audience at CyberConnect allowed domain name system technology companies — which normally interact with …

Private sector, government collaborate to shape U.S. cybersecurity profile

The importance of cybersecurity technology extends beyond personal data and corporate espionage with direct impacts to national security. During the CyberConnect event in New York City, retired four-star U.S. Army General and former Director of the National Security Administration Keith Alexander spoke candidly to a small group …

How these analytics tools help track, optimize healthcare plans

Developing analytics that provide meaningful business insights has been the focal point of innovation in today’s technology landscape, but developing a methodology to replicate at scale can be a challenge of its own. Benefits Science LLC, a data analytics company helping organizations …

CERN’s start-of-the-art technology stack runs research, business operations

There is misconception that the European Organization for Nuclear Research, known as CERN, purely focuses on scientific research and experimentation. In reality, CERN’s infrastructure team is hard-pressed to deliver cutting-edge technology to its research scientists, as well as its own business operations teams. “We’re …

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