Chad Wilson

Chad is the assistant managing editor for theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media’s mobile livestreaming studio. He has a particular fascination with how technology connects businesses and consumers, opening up new and innovative ways of information sharing. Chad enjoys reading and writing fiction, as well as watching movies and playing tabletop games.

Latest from Chad Wilson

NetApp and Nvidia rethink storage for AI factories

AI By CHAD WILSON11 HOURS AGO

Storage architecture is being rewritten for artificial intelligence factories. Traditional enterprise storage was designed around workloads that scaled in relatively predictable ways. AI changes that equation by combining heavy data movement with transactional metadata activity, often on shared infrastructure. NetApp Inc. is …

CoreWeave expands its AI stack as inference surges: theCUBE’s Fully Connected keynote analysis

INFRA By CHAD WILSON1 DAY AGO

Token economics are becoming a defining measure of artificial intelligence infrastructure efficiency. As AI workloads move beyond training, the economics of producing useful intelligence are starting to shape infrastructure decisions. CoreWeave is building around that shift, expanding beyond GPU compute into networking, …

The PGA of America limits AI sprawl with a streamlined identity architecture

SECURITY By CHAD WILSON1 WEEK AGO

Identity security becomes more important when AI agents start acting across enterprise systems. That challenge can be especially acute for smaller technology teams that cannot dedicate large teams to infrastructure, security and identity management. The Professional Golfers’ Association of America has deliberately …

AI agents creating a new insider security risk: theCUBE’s Oktane keynote analysis

SECURITY By CHAD WILSON1 WEEK AGO

AI agent security now depends on knowing what agents can do after they gain access. Agents can act across applications, pass work to other agents and make changes faster than security teams can review them. That makes visibility and permission limits necessary, …

Palo Alto Networks tackles the risks of autonomous AI agents

SECURITY By CHAD WILSON1 WEEK AGO

AI agent security now has to govern what autonomous software can do, not just what it can say. The shift from chatbots to autonomous agents changes the enterprise risk equation now that agents can access tools, retain information and act without waiting …

What to expect during Okta’s Oktane event: Join theCUBE Sept. 24

SECURITY By CHAD WILSON1 WEEK AGO

Identity security now determines how safely artificial intelligence agents can access systems and act across enterprise workflows. As AI agents log in to applications and execute tasks, companies must treat them as governed identities rather than ordinary software tools. Okta’s strategy reflects …

AI governance moves closer to the workflow: theCUBE Insights at Amplify

AI By CHAD WILSON2 WEEKS AGO

AI governance now has to account for systems that perform work rather than merely assist employees. That shift is especially relevant for Workiva Inc., which operates in reporting, audit and compliance workflows where errors carry serious consequences. As companies introduce AI agents …

Better controls clear a path for AI in finance

AI By CHAD WILSON2 WEEKS AGO

AI governance is becoming essential as automation moves into financial reporting. Executives face pressure to adopt AI faster, yet many organizations lack the data quality and controls needed to trust its output. Workiva Inc. is addressing that gap by applying established reporting …

Connected data emerges as the foundation for trusted AI: theCUBE’s keynote analysis from Amplify

BIG DATA By CHAD WILSON2 WEEKS AGO

Connected data gives artificial intelligence agents the context required to handle critical business work. Enterprises are beginning to assign AI more consequential tasks, but fragmented records and undocumented human knowledge limit what those systems can do reliably. Enterprise software company Workiva Inc. …

What to expect during ‘The AI ROI in Contact Center Summit’: Join theCUBE Sept. 11

AI By CHAD WILSON3 WEEKS AGO

Contact center automation now has to produce results that businesses can measure. Enterprises are moving past broad claims about AI and asking how deployments affect operating costs, employee performance and service quality. TheCUBE Research frames the Sept. 11 “AI ROI in Contact …

Chad Wilson

Latest from Chad Wilson

Palo Alto Networks tackles the risks of autonomous AI agents

AI governance moves closer to the workflow: theCUBE Insights at Amplify

Better controls clear a path for AI in finance

Connected data emerges as the foundation for trusted AI: theCUBE’s keynote analysis from Amplify

What to expect during ‘The AI ROI in Contact Center Summit’: Join theCUBE Sept. 11

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