Betsy Amy-Vogt, Author at SiliconANGLE

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Self-driving delivery trucks tackle ‘lawless places’ like parking lots

By Betsy Amy-Vogt Apr 17, 2018

The beginning and the end are the critical stages of any journey, as the precise navigation required is a tough challenge for autonomous vehicles (and for many human drivers as well). “We are doing…

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The exponential rise of automotive tech: Where smart phones have been, cars will follow

By Betsy Amy-Vogt Apr 17, 2018

Watch out Google Maps! The automotive industry has noticed that smartphones have become the ultimate car accessory, and they’re starting to play for the win. Aiding in car-makers’ quest to out-innovate the best is the…

Apps

Blurred lines: DevOps culture meets automation in the programmable network

By Betsy Amy-Vogt Apr 16, 2018

Network infrastructure and software development are separate computing cultures with separate requirements and languages, but application program interfaces are blurring the lines of traditional computing architectures. After all, those gadgets now comprising the “internet of…

Big Data

Can data, AI solve the conundrum of biased decision making?

By Betsy Amy-Vogt Apr 12, 2018

Human decision making is a convoluted procedure where biases, trade-offs, past experiences, and time and place-sensitive variables consciously and subconsciously influence the final outcome. Traditionally, this data has been written off as “noise” and…

Cloud

How Nutanix wants to simplify building hybrid clouds

By Betsy Amy-Vogt Apr 9, 2018

Enterprise cloud computing is a complex, heterogeneous world, and the trend toward more disaggregated workloads makes it harder to keep control over data and applications. Not only is the technology changing, but the role…

Cloud

Inside AWS’ customer-centric culture and cloud-migration strategies

By Betsy Amy-Vogt Apr 6, 2018

One of Amazon Web Services Inc.’s key priorities is to put the customer first, starting by finding out what they want and need and working backwards from there. No customer comment or opinion is…

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The entertaining side of data science goes beyond computing

By Betsy Amy-Vogt Apr 2, 2018

Empathy and creativity might not be the most obvious skill sets for a career in data science, but balancing social science with hard science is what makes data analysis entertaining, according to Margot Gerritsen (pictured), senior associate dean and director of the Institute for…

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The trouble with recruiting women data scientists to the CIA

By Betsy Amy-Vogt Mar 30, 2018

Despite new opportunities and active recruitment, American women are still shying away from cybersecurity and data science careers, forcing U.S. government agencies to hire from a predominantly male recruitment pool, according to Dr. Bhavani Thuraisingham (pictured), distinguished professor of…

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Is Facebook a victim of its own bad karma? This company wants to return data to the individual

By Betsy Amy-Vogt Mar 29, 2018

Facebook may be scrambling to reassure its two billion users that their data privacy is being respected, but no one can deny that data willingly and openly shared is being appropriated for proprietary profit by the big…

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Power to the people: Blockchain is bringing a decentralized, free society

By Betsy Amy-Vogt Mar 26, 2018

The blockchain community is taking control of its narrative with Netflix Inc. bankrolling the “Hardfork” mini-series, a sci-fi thriller about the power of decentralization and how it can disrupt authoritarian role. Blockchain industry veteran, film…

Betsy Amy-Vogt

Self-driving delivery trucks tackle ‘lawless places’ like parking lots

The exponential rise of automotive tech: Where smart phones have been, cars will follow

Blurred lines: DevOps culture meets automation in the programmable network

Can data, AI solve the conundrum of biased decision making?

How Nutanix wants to simplify building hybrid clouds

Inside AWS’ customer-centric culture and cloud-migration strategies

The entertaining side of data science goes beyond computing

The trouble with recruiting women data scientists to the CIA

Is Facebook a victim of its own bad karma? This company wants to return data to the individual

Power to the people: Blockchain is bringing a decentralized, free society

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