Cheryl Knight

Cheryl Knight is the senior managing editor for theCUBE, from the SiliconANGLE Media team. Her previous roles include managing editor for niche-market publications and writer for Engineering and Technology magazine. She was also a senior editor for Gallup Inc., where she worked on projects for technology, automotive, retail, manufacturing and other clients. A California native, Cheryl loves to travel, attend sporting events, watch movies, listen to music and spend time with family and friends.

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What to expect during Broadcom’s ‘Modern Private Cloud’ event: Join theCUBE June 9

Enterprise AI is forcing companies to rethink where their most sensitive workloads should live, and private cloud is moving deeper into the center of that decision. For many organizations, the cloud conversation is no longer about public versus private as opposing strategies. It is about control, cost predictability, security, compliance and whether infrastructure can support ...

CoreWeave’s Vera Rubin milestone sets stage for theCUBE’s agentic AI coverage

The agentic AI era is putting new pressure on the infrastructure stack, and CoreWeave Inc.’s latest milestone gives the conversation a sharper edge. This week, the company announced that it has completed what it describes as the industry’s first bring-up and validation of Nvidia Vera Rubin NVL72 on CoreWeave Cloud. “Vera Rubin is the most ...

Three insights you may have missed from theCUBE’s coverage of the DigiCert Trust Summit

AI is turning digital trust from a security function into an operating model. That shift is putting new pressure on the systems enterprises have long used to verify identity, protect data and keep digital infrastructure running. Autonomous agents, synthetic content and machine identities are not simply expanding the attack surface; they are changing how trust ...

DigiCert tackles AI’s trust crisis with identity, automation and cryptographic governance

Enterprise AI is moving faster than the digital trust systems built to govern it. As autonomous agents, synthetic content and machine identities spread across critical systems, organizations face a new digital trust challenge: proving what is real, authorized and secure before trust breaks down. At today’s DigiCert Trust Summit, DigiCert Inc. positioned its DigiCert ONE ...

What to expect during Twilio’s ‘Signal’ event: Join theCUBE May 6

Customer engagement is entering a new phase where execution matters more than experimentation, as enterprises look to turn AI into measurable business outcomes. As enterprises push to unify engagement strategies, Twilio Inc. is repositioning its platform as an orchestration layer for AI-driven customer journeys. Rather than treating communications, data and AI as separate systems, organizations ...

TheCUBE Research expands cybersecurity coverage with Krista Case joining as principal analyst

TheCUBE Research is continuing to grow its cybersecurity practice with the addition of Krista Case (pictured) as principal analyst and practice lead for cyber resilience and security. In this role, Case will lead research and advisory efforts across key areas shaping cybersecurity, business continuity and regulatory compliance. This coverage includes how organizations protect and govern ...

Cloud-native observability enters a new phase as the market pivots from volume to value

Observability is entering a new phase. As cloud-native architectures scale and AI workloads intensify, enterprises are being forced to rethink how they collect, manage and pay for telemetry data — a shift that came into sharp focus during last year’s Open Source Summit NA and has continued to accelerate since. At the June event, engineers, ...

Vast positions its AI operating system for continuous, data-driven AI

As enterprise AI matures, the limiting factor is moving beyond raw compute and into the messy reality of continuous systems: data access, orchestration, governance and integration across cloud, on-premises and edge environments. The pressure is on for infrastructure providers to help organizations operationalize AI without stitching together a fragile stack of point products that slows ...

Microsoft and Dell make the case for operational AI in the enterprise

Enterprise AI has entered its execution phase, and Microsoft Corp. and Dell Technologies Inc. are making it clear that operational discipline — not experimentation — will determine who scales successfully. At Microsoft Ignite 2025, the focus shifted decisively toward governed, resilient enterprise AI operations, with hybrid infrastructure emerging as the backbone for production-grade agentic AI, ...

Michael Dell on the unstoppable rise of AI factories

AI factories are redefining how intelligence is built, deployed and scaled across the modern economy. These purpose-built systems are becoming the foundation of digital progress, transforming data centers into production lines for machine learning, automation and decision-making at unprecedented speed. Across industries, companies are investing billions to construct these next-generation facilities that merge data, compute ...