Kelly Knight, Author at SiliconANGLE

AI

Small businesses are the backbone of the economy. Now, Google wants them to be AI’s next frontier

By Kelly Knight Apr 24, 2026

For years, AI conversations at major tech events centered almost exclusively on large enterprises, leaving small and medium-sized businesses on the margins of a transformation reshaping the global economy. That dynamic is now shifting…

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Defenders strike back: AI-native security is closing the gap on adversaries

By Kelly Knight Apr 24, 2026

As AI accelerates enterprise transformation, it is simultaneously widening the attack surface organizations must defend — and compressing the time defenders have to respond. The convergence of geopolitical tension, AI-powered adversaries and a surging…

AI

‘It will be different within weeks’: Why enterprises must build for replacement, not permanence

By Kelly Knight Apr 24, 2026

Enterprise AI deployments are accelerating, but the velocity of change in models, tools and platforms is quietly creating a new and costly trap: costly failure to build for AI architectural replaceability. As Google Cloud…

AI

Telco to techco: How sovereign AI is powering Indonesia’s digital transformation

By Kelly Knight Apr 23, 2026

Telecom operators worldwide are wrestling with a defining question: remain connectivity providers or evolve into full-stack technology companies in a process dubbed techco transformation. That transformation is playing out ambitiously in Indonesia, a nation…

Cloud

Enterprises are learning that the assumptions that powered the cloud era are no longer enough

By Kelly Knight Apr 23, 2026

The agentic AI era is forcing a fundamental redesign of enterprise infrastructure — not just in the cloud, but all the way to the on-premises data center. Regulated industries, governments and enterprises with strict…

AI

Healthcare AI succeeds or fails on the strength of its data foundation

By Kelly Knight Apr 23, 2026

Healthcare has long operated in data silos — payers, providers and patients each holding fragmented pieces of the same clinical story. That fragmentation, once accepted as the cost of doing business, is now the…

AI

Google Cloud puts $750M behind partner ecosystem to power the agentic enterprise

By Kelly Knight Apr 22, 2026

Every enterprise faces an imminent reckoning with agentic AI, but the transformation is too large and too complex for any single organization to navigate alone. The race is now on to build the ecosystems,…

AI

Sovereign architectures emerge as the new mandate for enterprises racing to modernize

By Kelly Knight Apr 22, 2026

As regulatory pressure intensifies and geopolitical uncertainty reshapes technology procurement, enterprises are rethinking control over their entire stack, with sovereign architectures emerging as the defining framework for that effort. The convergence of VMware migration,…

Cloud

Proprietary stacks are failing enterprises when they need flexibility the most

By Kelly Knight Apr 21, 2026

As hybrid and multicloud strategies evolve, a new reality is coming into focus — one where open architectures are increasingly central to operational resilience, sovereignty and choice. The industry’s recent trajectory has made the…

Cloud

Across the enterprise, AI agents have outpaced the infrastructure meant to support them

By Kelly Knight Apr 21, 2026

As open-source platforms scramble to close the infrastructure gap, enterprises are discovering that autonomous operations expose a deeper problem than performance: control. The conversation around enterprise resilience has shifted dramatically. A few years ago,…

Kelly Knight

Small businesses are the backbone of the economy. Now, Google wants them to be AI’s next frontier

Defenders strike back: AI-native security is closing the gap on adversaries

Telco to techco: How sovereign AI is powering Indonesia’s digital transformation

Healthcare AI succeeds or fails on the strength of its data foundation

Google Cloud puts $750M behind partner ecosystem to power the agentic enterprise

Sovereign architectures emerge as the new mandate for enterprises racing to modernize

Proprietary stacks are failing enterprises when they need flexibility the most

Across the enterprise, AI agents have outpaced the infrastructure meant to support them

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