A.J. Bram, Author at SiliconANGLE

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HPE brings quantum computing to real-world use cases with HPC and AI

By A.J. Bram Aug 4, 2026

Quantum hybrid computing is moving from a hardware race to an integration challenge — and Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. is positioning itself around the infrastructure layer that connects quantum with HPC and AI. During HPE’s…

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Curated AI ecosystems move enterprises beyond pilot purgatory

By A.J. Bram May 20, 2026

Curated AI ecosystems are becoming the defining architecture of enterprise AI. The shift does not announce itself with spectacle. It shows up in procurement decisions, architecture diagrams and the slow retreat from fragmented experimentation…

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Red Hat redefines the Kubernetes control plane for AI

By A.J. Bram Apr 30, 2026

The recent KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe event did not read like a celebration so much as an admission. AI is everywhere, but the systems underneath it are strained — not by models, but by…

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AI raises stakes for cloud-native governance, ops maturity

By A.J. Bram Mar 20, 2026

The cloud-native ecosystem stopped being experimental years ago. It now runs core infrastructure, wired into the daily operations of banks, retailers, media platforms and AI labs. The conversation shifted from Can it work? to…

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From backup to ResOps: How Commvault is reframing cyber resilience

By A.J. Bram Feb 5, 2026

The resilience conversation has moved from infrastructure teams to the executive agenda — because when identity and data can’t be trusted, uptime alone isn’t enough. As AI-driven systems accelerate the pace of change across…

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Process intelligence moves enterprise AI from PoC to ROI

By A.J. Bram Feb 5, 2026

As enterprise AI initiatives move from experimentation to scrutiny, many organizations are confronting a familiar gap between promise and payoff. Early pilots have demonstrated technical capability, but translating those efforts into measurable business impact…

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Nutanix builds for enterprise AI as infrastructure turns hybrid

By A.J. Bram Jan 22, 2026

Nutanix Inc. sits at the crossroads of two powerful but conflicting trends: the push to the cloud and the pull back on-prem. The company that once sold boxes in racks now sells freedom —…

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AI ambition meets data reality: Why ungoverned data undermines operational success

By A.J. Bram Jan 8, 2026

Companies are making aggressive bets on artificial intelligence, but many are discovering that AI success depends less on models and compute and more on whether they understand and govern the data beneath them. For…

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Why AI agents fail — and how process intelligence makes them work

By A.J. Bram Jan 7, 2026

Is there any good news for enterprises disappointed in their AI automation efforts? There is — but only if organizations confront a harder truth first. For companies struggling to realize value from AI agents,…

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From process mining to execution intelligence: A new phase for enterprise AI

By A.J. Bram Dec 12, 2025

The old way of plumbing enterprise workflows is on its last legs, and process intelligence is set to remake it. For companies drowning in log files, legacy systems and fragmented toolchains, a fresh standard…

A.J. Bram

HPE brings quantum computing to real-world use cases with HPC and AI

Curated AI ecosystems move enterprises beyond pilot purgatory

Process intelligence moves enterprise AI from PoC to ROI

Nutanix builds for enterprise AI as infrastructure turns hybrid

AI ambition meets data reality: Why ungoverned data undermines operational success

Why AI agents fail — and how process intelligence makes them work

From process mining to execution intelligence: A new phase for enterprise AI

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