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.

Latest from Emile Louw

Why AI-driven networking demands precision, not patchwork

Networking built on piecemeal solutions is colliding with the demands of artificial intelligence. In practice, that means the rise of AI-driven networking, where precision matters more than ever. But decades of fragmented systems stitched together from different vendors prove the industry requires a strategy built on consistency and control. Faster networks, ready to serve everything ...

AI networking demands a new playbook for IT leaders

AI networking is upending how enterprises design digital infrastructure. As artificial intelligence-driven tools spread across the industry, enterprises are reengineering data centers and distributed networks to ensure lasting performance. But this shift is spotlighting critical shortfalls in scale and reliability. Matthew Landry (pictured, right), vice president of product management for Cisco Wireless at Cisco Systems ...

AI PCs cut out the cloud, raising stakes at the edge

Artificial intelligence personal computers are redefining what a PC can do, thanks to neural processing units that run deep learning directly on the device. By cutting out the cloud and making speed native to the device, AI PCs promise efficiency that could significantly alter enterprise and consumer workflows.  But these promises come with new risks. Endpoints ...

Why platform consolidation matters more than ever in cybersecurity

Security teams are reaching a breaking point with tool sprawl, and attackers aren’t slowing down. For many organizations, platform consolidation isn’t just about saving money: it’s about survival in an era where AI-powered threats demand faster, smarter responses. The challenge is not just about managing technology, but about choosing a clear blueprint and sticking to ...