Mark Albertson

Mark Albertson is a senior writer for theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media’s livestreaming studio. He is an experienced technology reporter, recognized by Onalytica as a "Who's Who In Cloud Influencer" and named to Peerlyst’s “24 Powerful Cybersecurity Journalists.” Prior to SiliconANGLE, Mark wrote for the San Francisco Examiner, Blasting News, and CBS-Bay Area.

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Moving into high gear: New solutions from Dell and Microsoft fuel broader shift to the hybrid-AI-cloud era

There was once a time when Dell Technologies Inc. was known primarily as a box provider, a hardware-centric company. Yet, as recent announcements during Microsoft Ignite in November have shown, Dell is transitioning to a broader vision, one that encompasses an expanding portfolio of products and services in support of the hybrid-AI-cloud. Working with partners ...

Can AI scale without breaking trust? How HPE and SHI are redesigning resilience

Can the technology industry really achieve secure AI integration? This is the central question being asked in organizations around the world as AI adoption continues to march steadily forward. Sensitive records are moving through multimodal AI systems and applications are becoming more autonomous with agentic AI. Trust, compliance and resilience across public and private sector ...

Powering the AI machine: Red Hat leverages the cloud-native open-source toolbox to build solutions for next-gen IT

Build it … secure it … launch it … observe it. In the AI era, these four key tasks capture the essence of the cloud-native world’s focus as autonomous platforms play more of a role in running today’s enterprise. For cloud-native leaders such as Red Hat Inc., the challenge is to provide flexible infrastructure, zero-trust ...

Major collaboration between AWS and Snowflake drives sales growth and AI product integrations

A decade-long collaboration around data integration between Amazon Web Services Inc. and Snowflake Inc. has resulted in several notable milestones announced this week during AWS re:Invent. Among these was the news that Snowflake had doubled its transaction growth in AWS Marketplace year-over-year to exceed $2 billion in sales. Mike Gannon (pictured, left), chief revenue officer ...

AWS showcases AI factories, models, chips and agents to drive its core infrastructure strategy

Amazon Web Services Inc. is accelerating a new era of data-center modernization as enterprises reshape how they deploy artificial intelligence and AI infrastructure at scale. With its new AI Factories model, AWS is bringing full-stack systems directly into existing customer data centers, narrowing the divide between cloud innovation and on-prem control. The shift signals a ...

Amazon CTO Werner Vogels foresees rise of the ‘renaissance developer’ in his final keynote at AWS re:Invent

As questions swirl around the impact that artificial intelligence will have on programming jobs, Amazon.com Inc.’s chief technology officer is departing the keynote stage for good. Speaking on the final day of the AWS re:Invent gathering in Las Vegas, as he has done for the past 14 years, Werner Vogels (pictured) told the audience that, though ...

PC in the spotlight: Dell transforms the personal computer for the AI age

When Michael Dell (pictured) launched his computer company from a dorm room at the University of Texas in 1984, he envisioned a world where the personal computer would be a device everyone would want. More than 40 years later, he finds himself still meeting that need, adapting PC technology for the new world of artificial ...

New AWS releases show how agentic agents are entering real operations

As artificial intelligence pushes deeper into everyday systems, the idea of an AI teammate is starting to look less like a theory and more like a technical blueprint for how digital work will get done. Amazon Web Services Inc. is now developing that blueprint with a stack built for autonomous agents that can collaborate, reason ...

More stores are ditching checkout lines as AWS’ Just Walk Out tech gains steam

The seamless shopping experience is apparently gaining traction for the Just Walk Out technology developed by Amazon Web Services Inc. The Just Walk Out platform leverages a combination of AI, computer vision, sensors and radio frequency identification to let customers walk into a store, pick up an item and exit. AWS has made numerous enhancements ...

Build without limits: AWS outlines an easier path for agentic AI deployment

After unveiling a major expansion of the Nova foundation model platform to encompass frontier artificial intelligence reasoning on Tuesday, Amazon Web Services Inc. today shifted its focus to the tools and platforms supporting agents. A key element for AWS is ease of use, a recognition that AI’s inherent complexity can be an obstacle to enterprise deployment ...