Brian Njuguna

Brian is a staff writer for theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media’s mobile livestreaming studio. He has written for a variety of publications, including Blockchain.News and Capital.com. Brian has a penchant for technological innovations, including blockchain, cloud computing, data science, and cryptocurrencies, as he believes that they will reign supreme as the world gears toward the Fourth Industrial Revolution. He loves to attend rugby sporting events, travel, and listen to music. Brian lives in Nairobi, Kenya, and holds a bachelor’s of economics and statistics from Kenyatta University.

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Telefónica and Dell empower digitalization with advanced network solutions

A transformation is brewing in the telecom world that mimics what happened in the computing space, where servers got covered with a cloud stack layer. For enhanced digitalization, synchronization, hardware acceleration and time-sensitive solutions on its network, Telefónica S.A. is taking the cloud and software route with the help of Dell Technologies Inc., according to ...

Dell and AT&T drive 5G benefits through a converged architecture

Partnerships are taking center stage in unlocking their potential with the 5G revolution already in high gear. The partnership between Dell Technologies Inc. and AT&T Inc. is geared toward leveraging and harnessing the capabilities of 5G through a converged infrastructure, according to Jason Inskeep (pictured, left), assistant vice president of 5G COE (private cellular, MEC, ...

Dell is in high gear to help telcos monetize the 5G network

5G continues to gain traction, because it’s deemed the next big thing in networking and connectivity based on capabilities such as enhanced security. Since monetizing 5G is not a walk in the park based on issues such as personal information protection, Dell Technologies Inc. is bringing its market expertise and technology to the telcos’ table ...

Couchbase works with telcos to harness data out to the edge

With data being the lifeblood of enterprises, telcos are not being left behind. Based on the high scale and expectations engulfing the telecom space, Couchbase Inc. works with operators to provide interactive experiences to users through data-centric applications, according to John Kreisa (pictured), chief marketing officer of Couchbase. “They’re building mobile applications where they’re stretching it ...

Dell and Wind River cloudify RAN for seamless CSP operations MWC23

As the shift from a closed environment to an open one becomes the norm, the cloud is emerging as an ideal stepping stone to help ease the transition. With communication service providers eyeing Open RAN and Virtual RAN deployments for a unified cloud environment, Dell Technologies Inc. and Wind River Systems Inc. have teamed up ...
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R-Ladies aims to bridge data science gender gap, says Microsoft cloud advocate

With data becoming the lifeblood of enterprises, fundamental roles like data science have sprung up to get the best out data. But the gender gap in data science is still a problem, even in 2023. R-Ladies was formed in 2016 to motivate more women to join the data science space and promote gender diversity in ...

Arthur shows ‘what’s cooking’ in large language models for optimal performance

ChatGPT has sparked the explosion of interest in large language models. LLMs are going next-gen. Since LLMs and foundation models are being used to redesign traditional operations, research style and logistics problems, ArthurAI Inc. is working to offer enhanced visibility about what’s cooking in these models using monitoring and tracking tools, according to John Dickerson ...

Astronomer reveals how it intertwines data orchestration and MLOps for faster decisions

Access to real-time data is no longer a nice-to-have for organizations; it’s an imperative. And doing so effectively depends on a reliable, scalable and easy way to develop and run data workflows. Since Apache Airflow has emerged as the de facto standard to orchestrate data pipelines, Astronomer Inc. uses it to remove friction when operationalizing ...

Arthur helps tackle the pain point of data scientists babysitting data

Breakthroughs in artificial intelligence, such as ChatGPT, are turning out to be huge inflection points in this field. Using automation and real-time optimization and metrics, ArthurAI Inc. streamlines artificial intelligence models so that functions of practitioners such as data scientists are not encumbered, according to Adam Wenchel (pictured), chief executive officer of Arthur. “Traditionally, data ...

Roboflow accelerates computer-vision wave for enhanced productivity

As artificial intelligence continues to stamp its authority in different fields, such as large language models and foundation models, computer vision is not being left behind. Since most things can be seen, understood and rewritten in different ways, Roboflow Inc. makes real-world objects more efficient by incorporating software using computer vision, according to Joseph Nelson ...