Devony Hof

Devony Hof is a SiliconANGLE writer covering live events with theCUBE.
Growing up in a family of writers in Silicon Valley, she has long been
interested in the intersection between technology and the arts. She
graduated from Northwestern University in 2023 with a bachelor's
degree in English Literature and Theatre. In her spare time, she
enjoys writing plays, poetry and anything in between, as well as
acting in theatre and film around the Chicago area.

Latest from Devony Hof

Three insights you might have missed from theCUBE’s coverage of Qlik Connect

AI By DEVONY HOF5 MONTHS AGO

Artificial intelligence is no longer a novelty — now companies are demanding a return on their AI investments, with the governance to back it up. A recent “Agentic AI Study” from Qlik Technologies Inc. found that while 97% of enterprises have funding in place …

Certinia reimagines professional services — with agents at its core

AI By DEVONY HOF6 MONTHS AGO

Certinia Inc. wants to transform the professional services industry with artificial intelligence — tasking teams of AI agents to work alongside employees. The company operates a Salesforce-native cloud professional services automation solution that spans professional services, customer success and financial management. As …

What to expect at SUSECON: Join theCUBE April 21

CLOUD By DEVONY HOF6 MONTHS AGO

Open-source platforms are rapidly becoming the control layer for managing AI and Kubernetes at enterprise scale, reshaping how organizations operate distributed infrastructure. The industry has undergone a shift toward cloud-native infrastructure based on Kubernetes, the highly popular open-source container orchestration system. SUSE …

HPE accelerates quantum readiness ahead of Q-day

AI By DEVONY HOF6 MONTHS AGO

Enterprise tech is already preparing for “Q-day” — when quantum computing will be able to break today’s public-key cryptography. Although that date is still years away, staying ahead of the curve is a necessity if companies want to secure their infrastructure and incorporate …

On theCUBE Pod: RSAC raises alarms over open-source agents and KubeCon’s role changes in the wake of AI

AI By DEVONY HOF6 MONTHS AGO

The warning bell is sounding for cybersecurity, as machine identities flood the system faster than companies can secure their data. At the annual Nvidia GTC event, Nvidia Corp. CEO Jensen Huang introduced a series of open-source tools based on OpenClaw, an open-source AI …

Three insights you might have missed from theCUBE’s coverage of Nvidia GTC

AI By DEVONY HOF6 MONTHS AGO

Nvidia Corp. is no longer just a hardware company — it has evolved into a full-stack AI platform delivering complete AI systems. Last week’s Nvidia GTC event was a showcase for Nvidia’s numerous partnerships with Dell Technologies Inc., Adobe Inc., Vast Data Inc. and …

On theCUBE Pod: Anthropic vs. Trump, the ongoing SaaSpocalypse and Dell’s winning strategy

AI By DEVONY HOF7 MONTHS AGO

Tech collided with politics again this week when the U.S. Defense Department threatened to cut its contracts with Anthropic. Now branded as a “woke” company by Trump, Anthropic risks ceding ground to OpenAI because CEO Dario Amodei doesn’t want the government to …

FinOps and AI converge, changing how enterprises manage technology value

AI By DEVONY HOF7 MONTHS AGO

Once a practice centered on cloud cost optimization, FinOps is now a fundamental part of managing the value of technology — especially AI. The just-released “State of FinOps 2026 Report“ revealed that 98% of respondents now manage AI spend, while 90% manage …

On theCUBE Pod: The memory bottleneck, AI stays frothy and the year of ROI reckoning

AI By DEVONY HOF7 MONTHS AGO

The artificial intelligence spending frenzy has reached such a point that a company without an actual product can raise a billion dollars — but investors are seeking a return on their investment this year. TheCUBE’s experts believe that 2026 is the year of …

On theCUBE Pod: Investors panic at AI’s impact on SaaS companies, infrastructure spend keeps rising and OpenAI considers ads for ChatGPT

AI By DEVONY HOF8 MONTHS AGO

Will artificial intelligence be the death of software? Investors seem to think so. This week, fears over whether or not AI is an existential threat to software-as-a-service companies were felt across the stock market. Industry experts view the stock dip as an …

Devony Hof

Latest from Devony Hof

Three insights you might have missed from theCUBE’s coverage of Qlik Connect

Certinia reimagines professional services — with agents at its core

What to expect at SUSECON: Join theCUBE April 21

HPE accelerates quantum readiness ahead of Q-day

On theCUBE Pod: RSAC raises alarms over open-source agents and KubeCon’s role changes in the wake of AI

Three insights you might have missed from theCUBE’s coverage of Nvidia GTC

On theCUBE Pod: Anthropic vs. Trump, the ongoing SaaSpocalypse and Dell’s winning strategy

FinOps and AI converge, changing how enterprises manage technology value

On theCUBE Pod: The memory bottleneck, AI stays frothy and the year of ROI reckoning

On theCUBE Pod: Investors panic at AI’s impact on SaaS companies, infrastructure spend keeps rising and OpenAI considers ads for ChatGPT

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