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: Micron expands philanthropic ventures with Micron Gives

EMERGING TECH By DIEGO ASTURIAS7 YEARS AGO

Micron Gives, the philanthropic program from Micron Technology Inc., has already given away over $115 million and more than 10,000 grants to support learning and help communities. Now the organization’s aim is at supporting safe access to water, one of the most valuable …

Q&A: UK telecom provider evolves from reactive to predictive problem-solving

AI By DIEGO ASTURIAS7 YEARS AGO

Thanks to data logs generated from about 300,000 data sources from customers, Sky UK Ltd., a British television and broadband internet services provider, was able to transform from a reactive to predictive issue-solving strategy. The provider now knows about customer internet or …

Q&A: Commvault, HPE partner for out-of-the-box backup and recovery solutions

CLOUD By DIEGO ASTURIAS7 YEARS AGO

Forget the box. The main idea of the new cloud-computing delivery model, software as a service, is to provide simple adoption. All services are literally out-of-the-box. Without managing infrastructure and outsourcing services, enterprises can avoid those long hours backing up and securing …

Q&A: Inside Boomi’s secret growth recipe, business-model edge

EMERGING TECH By DIEGO ASTURIAS7 YEARS AGO

Integration platform-as-a-service vendor Boomi, a Dell Technologies Inc. company, is living exciting times of steady growth. It claims more than 9,000 client organizations in over than 80 countries with integrations, and provides certifications to over 65,000 students. Its three main pillars around product, go-to-market, and …

Q&A: Evolved data strategy helps pharmaceutical org find leading-edge medicine

CLOUD By DIEGO ASTURIAS7 YEARS AGO

Data is worth more than gold for research-based pharmaceutical organizations like AstraZeneca PLC. Efficient analysis of this data can do so much for the industry — it can find cures hidden in the patient’s data, automate research processes, and save lives. But …

Q&A: Boosting employee engagement by using the right tech tools

EMERGING TECH By DIEGO ASTURIAS7 YEARS AGO

More than half of employees are disengaged at work. And there are plenty of reasons behind that, but an employee’s experience within the workplace is the leading cause of disengagement. To deal with this disengagement, there are hundreds of new employee experience tools …

Q&A: Nutanix accelerates EMEA business; searches for sustainable growth

CLOUD By DIEGO ASTURIAS7 YEARS AGO

Hyperconverged infrastructure specialist Nutanix Inc. has seen steady growth these past two years, including adding 3,500 customers in the past 12 months alone. Now with over 5,000 employees and over 14,000 customers, the company must reassess internal processes to avoid their growth getting in the …

Q&A: F5 Networks responds to evolving Ansible ecosystem of partners

AI By DIEGO ASTURIAS7 YEARS AGO

The novelty of software-defined networks is already turning heads, especially for networking operations teams that want to automate configurations, management and security. But coding automation doesn’t come that quickly and easily without deep skills. Network engineers depend on programmability expertise, turning to developer-inspired operations or …

Q&A: Ansible boosts enterprise automation with help from playbooks

AI By DIEGO ASTURIAS7 YEARS AGO

Starting as an open-source software provisioning and application deployment tool, Ansible was quickly adopted by a strong community of early users. Then Ansible inc. was acquired by Red Hat in 2015 with the intention of creating smoother experiences for those who didn’t have the skills to code for …

Q&A: Application performance monitoring gives birth to observability, New Relic responds

EMERGING TECH By DIEGO ASTURIAS7 YEARS AGO

The monolithic application days are over. Businesses are now looking toward smaller component-based services, such as containers, serverless computing and microservices, to develop their apps. But how do these businesses make sure that all underlying infrastructure and apps running through those small …

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Latest from Diego Asturias

Q&A: Micron expands philanthropic ventures with Micron Gives

Q&A: UK telecom provider evolves from reactive to predictive problem-solving

Q&A: Commvault, HPE partner for out-of-the-box backup and recovery solutions

Q&A: Inside Boomi’s secret growth recipe, business-model edge

Q&A: Evolved data strategy helps pharmaceutical org find leading-edge medicine

Q&A: Boosting employee engagement by using the right tech tools

Q&A: Nutanix accelerates EMEA business; searches for sustainable growth

Q&A: Application performance monitoring gives birth to observability, New Relic responds

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