Diego Asturias

Meet D. Asturias the geek, a passionate SiliconANGLE writer covering live events with theCUBE. As a kid, Diego discovered his curiosity in technology by breaking his parent’s cassette radios, going on to experiment in the areas of gaming, cybersecurity and wireless hardware. Diego has worked as an engineer, researcher and journalist, traveling the globe to research wireless sensor networks in South Korea and aid in the installation of one African country’s first LTE mobile network. Got a news tip? Please tweet us @siliconangle.

Latest from Diego Asturias

Q&A with Tom Davenport: Should AI take over human decision-making?

AI By DIEGO ASTURIAS6 YEARS AGO

Advancements in artificial intelligence are making machines smarter, so the sharpest and most data-hungry machines can now take on more sophisticated jobs. But AI is still not fully suitable for servant robots, driving vehicles, finding new planets or dealing with pandemics. The reason: Although …

Q&A: If an automated robot does it all, what’s left for network engineers?

EMERGING TECH By DIEGO ASTURIAS6 YEARS AGO

From checking health to configuring devices, network engineers have always used their fingers on the good, old command-line interface. CLI is fast, outputs lots of details, and gives them a lot of flexibility to push commands. There is no good network engineer …

Q&A: Cisco and Presidio partner for network automation innovation

CLOUD By DIEGO ASTURIAS6 YEARS AGO

Cisco Systems Inc. was king in networking infrastructure. But things changed when the cloud took over and organizations increasingly began moving applications to the cloud. Yet, over time, many businesses took their workloads back to their on-premises environment and implemented a hybrid multicloud ecosystem. Cisco quickly …

Q&A: Medieval University of Pisa embraces virtualization technology

EMERGING TECH By DIEGO ASTURIAS6 YEARS AGO

The University of Pisa is a medieval institution that was built to last. One of the oldest and well-established universities in the world, and home to the teachings of the famous Galileo Galilei, the University of Pisa proves that innovation is key …

Q&A: VMware VeloCloud and Equinix virtualize the network edge

INFRA By DIEGO ASTURIAS6 YEARS AGO

Equinix is one of the primary meeting points for cloud providers, ISPs, MPLS providers, end users and more. One of the most interesting Equinix offerings is its Performance Hubs, which allows organizations to bring hardware resources to the network edge, extending their networks …

Q&A: Trust nothing and forget perimeters: It’s all about intrinsic security

CLOUD By DIEGO ASTURIAS6 YEARS AGO

Most chief information security officers are well aware that building extrinsic security is key to protecting high-value assets, services, and workloads, enclosed within a perimeter. But building perimeters and attempting to control external situations is an outdated security strategy, according to Dave Husak (pictured, left), fellow …

Q&A: Tech Data sees golden opportunity in edge computing

CLOUD By DIEGO ASTURIAS6 YEARS AGO

As a strategic channel partner of Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co., Tech Data Corp. lends a hand to better position the tech giant’s evolving portfolio of networking, security and internet of things services — from helping drive the new wave of intelligent edge computing to assisting …

Q&A: F5, NGINX aim to build ‘bulletproof’ applications

CLOUD By DIEGO ASTURIAS6 YEARS AGO

Multicloud applications services leader F5 Networks Inc. acquired NGINX in March 2019 with a mission to lessen the differences between NetOps, DevOps and SecOps. But bridging the gap between these three distant IT operation teams is no easy task. With the increased pressure …

Q&A: Speeding up telco’s transition to the edge computing and 5G era

EMERGING TECH By DIEGO ASTURIAS6 YEARS AGO

Although edge computing presents new challenges for telcos, as they have to deal with thousands of micro data centers and mobile edge computers at 5G cell sites, edge intelligence will provide incredible untapped value. In fact, telcos will be capable of delivering …

Q&A: Global pandemic gives businesses plenty of digital transformation opportunities

CUBE EVENT COVERAGE By DIEGO ASTURIAS6 YEARS AGO

Although the digital transformation was already slowly turning businesses around, when the COVID-19 pandemic hit, many organizations had to immediately transition to operating digitally. While this is a crisis for some, it’s also an opportunity for many. “When we look at how …

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Latest from Diego Asturias

Q&A with Tom Davenport: Should AI take over human decision-making?

Q&A: If an automated robot does it all, what’s left for network engineers?

Q&A: Cisco and Presidio partner for network automation innovation

Q&A: Trust nothing and forget perimeters: It’s all about intrinsic security

Q&A: Tech Data sees golden opportunity in edge computing

Q&A: F5, NGINX aim to build ‘bulletproof’ applications

Q&A: Speeding up telco’s transition to the edge computing and 5G era

Q&A: Global pandemic gives businesses plenty of digital transformation opportunities

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