Emile Louw

Emile is a staff writer covering events for theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media’s livestreaming studio. A philosophy graduate with a passion for breaking down big ideas into manageable chunks, Emile has reported on events spanning tech, logistics and gaming journalism. His interests include where speculative changes in the market affect ordinary people down the line. His curiosity extends beyond the newsroom — he’s a lifelong horror buff who rarely misses the latest release, usually found in the cheap seats at a Sunday showing of the newest scary movie.

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As healthcare digitizes, patient trust now hinges on proactive cybersecurity

As ransomware attacks become more sophisticated, the traditional defensive perimeters of healthcare cybersecurity are no longer sufficient to guarantee patient safety. For Healthfirst Inc., New York’s largest not-for-profit health insurer, protection has evolved from blocking attacks to ensuring rapid recovery through rigorous data classification and immutable backups, according to Latesh Nair (pictured), global product head for ...

13 signals shaping the race to real-time retail: AI & Retail Trailblazers interview series insights

Retail automation is now in its artificial intelligence era, turning every transaction into a real-time stress test. When millions of shoppers check out simultaneously, even minor delays can escalate into catastrophic losses. But which companies are truly equipped to deliver at an AI-powered scale? That question set the agenda for theCUBE’s AI & Retail Trailblazers ...

As enterprise risk rises, AI agent control is cast as critical infrastructure

Enterprises are rapidly adopting artificial intelligence, but firms are struggling to match deployment with strong AI agent guardrails, from clear ownership to secure-by-design architectures, to keep maturing agents within acceptable risk boundaries. Recent research suggests that the spread of AI agents is swelling the ranks of non-human identities, widening the potential attack surface and making ...

AI factory growth is still gaining speed: Token demand reshapes infrastructure, says Dell

Artificial intelligence has moved well past early-cycle fog. As enterprises chase faster inference, more agents and better edge use cases, the new through-line is AI factory growth — not as a slogan, but as a demand signal tied directly to tokens. Dell Technologies Inc. believes that it’s still early in that curve. Coming out of ...

Enterprises brace for an AI risk reckoning: Rubrik on why control comes before scale

Markets are still riding the artificial intelligence wave, but enterprise AI risk management is where the real work is taking place as leaders trade hype for hard controls. Enterprise data security and cyber resilience company Rubrik Inc., which counts global giants such as Arm Holdings PLC among its customers, aims to remedy growing AI anxiety with ...

From POC purgatory to payoff: Dell bets on agents and data as the route to AI value

Artificial intelligence has spent years in the hype cycle. Now, as budgets tighten and boards demand clear evidence of return on investment, the focus has shifted to one metric above all others: AI ROI. Dell Technologies Inc. sits at the center of some of the world’s largest AI infrastructure and transformation projects, giving its leaders ...

TheCUBE exclusive with Jensen Huang: Inside Nvidia’s trillion-dollar bet that AI factories are the new computers

Artificial intelligence and the resulting AI semiconductor boom are powering a once-in-a-generation shift. But what happens when the very idea of what a computer is begins to change? Nvidia Corp. is positioning itself as the company with the clearest answer. Fresh off being named “Most Respected Public Semiconductor Company” at last week’s GSA Awards, the ...

Inside the semiconductor revolution: 16 insights shaping the AI era from the GSA Awards

As artificial intelligence continues to keep markets hot, industry leaders are increasingly convinced that semiconductor innovation now depends as much on collaboration as it does on transistor counts. The complexity of AI-era systems has outgrown the ability of any single company to deliver progress alone. That shift was front and center at this year’s GSA ...

From observability to reasoning: How AI agents are catching bugs before they ship

A new phase of software reliability is taking shape as artificial intelligence and agentic AI push development teams past traditional error detection and into proactive, automated prevention. Developers are beginning to rely on systems that not only spot defects but reason through potential failures before they materialize. It’s a shift that’s reshaping expectations for code ...

From lift-and-shift to one-and-done: Inside AWS’ agentic cloud modernization push

The historic delay between moving workloads to the cloud and optimizing them for use is disappearing, thanks in large part to the emergence of agentic cloud modernization. Enterprises are no longer content with multi-year timelines for digital transformation. Amazon Web Services Inc. is now using artificial intelligence to provide the velocity required to combine migration ...