Mark Albertson, Author at SiliconANGLE

Cloud

Intel’s partnership with Alibaba powers cloud solutions

By Mark Albertson Oct 25, 2017

When Intel Corp. announced last week that its field programmable gate arrays, or FPGAs, would now power the acceleration service for Alibaba Cloud, a subsidiary of Alibaba Group, it was yet another chapter in…

Apps

Testing a new product? Try the gaming environment first

By Mark Albertson Oct 20, 2017

When Mary Min (pictured) started with her current company and wanted to test the strength of a new security solution in an application environment, she had plenty of options ranging from healthcare to finance to…

Emerging Tech

AR opens new windows for ethnographers and technologists

By Mark Albertson Oct 19, 2017

Although technologies such as augmented reality and virtual reality are considered to be in the earliest stages of consumer adoption, they offer significant potential to reshape brand marketing campaigns. AR on the mobile platform holds…

Apps

Samsung well positioned for Android developers, says ReadWrite co-founder

By Mark Albertson Oct 19, 2017

When the Samsung Galaxy smartphone was first released in the middle of 2009, it marked the company’s initial step into the Android market. The Korean consumer giant has been all-in with Android ever since,…

Apps

NetApp focuses on helping enterprises leverage DevOps chops

By Mark Albertson Oct 19, 2017

In the previously siloed world of information technology infrastructure, systems administrators and developers generally came together only when they passed each other in the hallway. Not anymore. Organizations are increasingly under pressure to speed…

Apps

Nomiku teams up with Samsung for foolproof sous-vide cooking

By Mark Albertson Oct 19, 2017

We all know that refrigerators store food, but through enhancements recently introduced by Samsung Electronics America Inc., they can help cook meals as well. The Samsung Family Hub smart refrigerator is now being shipped…

Cloud

Samsung adjusts to consumer move from software to connected devices

By Mark Albertson Oct 19, 2017

On the opening day of the Samsung Developers Conference in San Francisco, connected devices took center stage as the company announced the consolidation of its SmartThings, Samsung Connect and ARTIK services into one “internet…

Big Data

If data is the new oil, is storage the new refinery?

By Mark Albertson Oct 18, 2017

Just as oil propelled Standard Oil Co. Inc. to a position of dominant industrial power in the late 1800s, data is doing the same for a number of technology firms today. Half of consumer…

Cloud

Despair, happiness and inflated expectations in the new world of ‘serverless’ computing

By Mark Albertson Oct 18, 2017

French fries didn’t originate in France, Bombay duck is a fish, and catgut actually comes from sheep. To the list of life’s misnomers can be added serverless computing, because it still requires hardware to…

Big Data

Hot storage technology gets a cool down from Western Digital

By Mark Albertson Oct 16, 2017

When it comes to making major progress in technology innovation, one of the limiting factors has been heat. Rapid advances in the microprocessor industry have fueled remarkable growth, yet chip makers constantly grapple with…

Mark Albertson

Testing a new product? Try the gaming environment first

AR opens new windows for ethnographers and technologists

Samsung well positioned for Android developers, says ReadWrite co-founder

Nomiku teams up with Samsung for foolproof sous-vide cooking

Samsung adjusts to consumer move from software to connected devices

If data is the new oil, is storage the new refinery?

Hot storage technology gets a cool down from Western Digital

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