Kelly Knight

Kelly Knight is a staff writer for theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media’s livestreaming studio. A tenacious researcher with a passion for storytelling, Kelly specializes in translating technical facts into actionable insights, helping audiences navigate the rapidly evolving world of emerging tech to make smarter decisions. By blending technical precision with a heart-forward approach, Kelly looks to ensure that even the most intricate industry analysis remains human-centric and engaging.

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The post-quantum security shift is forcing enterprises to rethink cryptography

As artificial intelligence dominates the headlines, quantum computing is nearing a critical milestone — promising breakthroughs while accelerating the need for quantum-safe security. Enterprises are moving toward a multi-modal compute spectrum where traditional CPUs, GPUs and quantum processors work in conjunction to solve previously “impossible” problems. While mainstream utility is projected for the 2029-2030 window, ...

Agentic orchestration confronts the growing complexity of enterprise IT

The enterprise landscape has reached a tipping point where traditional digital transformation is no longer sufficient to manage the sheer volume of data and fragmented applications. As artificial intelligence evolves from simple chatbots to autonomous systems, agentic orchestration is emerging as the glue to unify disparate environments. This shift toward agentic, autonomous AI is elevating ...

Enterprise wireless edge is becoming an AI battleground

The enterprise wireless edge is evolving as artificial intelligence workloads move closer to carrier networks. In turn, enterprises are seeking more managed and resilient wireless infrastructure. In response, providers are adjusting their product strategies accordingly. Inseego Corp., a wireless equipment maker, is focusing on fixed wireless access and 5G routers, a push fueled by enterprise demand ...

Telcos bet on sovereign AI factories to unlock edge monetization

Modern hybrid architecture is transforming telecommunications companies from simple connectivity providers into essential platform players. As momentum builds around AI-native networks, the focus has shifted toward utilizing existing infrastructure — from central data centers to the “far edge” of the radio network — to host private AI workloads and secure enterprise data. But the ability for ...

For imagination-speed animation, Pixar depends on lightning-fast storage infrastructure

Pixar Animation Studios’ storage infrastructure has taken them from animation house to something of a data factory. But to maintain the artistic standard set by films such as “Toy Story”, the studio must now process billions of pixels and textures at a speed that allows artists to iterate in real time without being stalled by ...

From minutes to seconds: Inside the enterprise cybersecurity race to eliminate the alert gap

Cybersecurity data science has shifted enterprise defense from a human-led response to a high-speed computational challenge. As attackers automate and compress breach timelines, organizations must analyze massive volumes of telemetry in near-real-time to keep pace. Nowhere is this speed mismatch more visible than in the modern security operations center. As threat actors weaponize automation to breach ...

Vast Forward keynote analysis from theCUBE: Rebuilding the operating system for the AI era

The evolution of enterprise AI has moved beyond simple classification tasks and into a new era of generative capability. To keep pace, companies must move from rigid, rule-based systems to more flexible, data-driven models. But as enterprise AI workloads become more complex, the separation between data storage and data processing remains a clear bottleneck that ...