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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Cloudera’s true hybrid model provides foundation for building AI use cases

With more than 25 exabytes of data under management, Cloudera Inc. has staked out its position as a central player in the delivery of enterprise artificial intelligence, automation and advanced analytics. The company’s approach is what it calls a true hybrid model, a solution that provides the foundation for building and deploying AI applications. “True hybrid … ...

What does ‘Apple Intelligence’ mean for the enterprise? TheCUBE ‘AI Insights and Innovation’ podcast analysis

In early June, Apple Inc. unveiled its artificial intelligence strategy with the announcement of its Apple Intelligence technology that will be integrated in its devices and apps. Apple’s AI vision is based on a system that processes AI tasks on devices and utilizes encrypted, temporary cloud exchanges for the more complex workloads. “What’s unique about ...

Is the mainframe a viable option for generative AI?

The history of the mainframe computer goes back to the 1930s, yet this powerful system remains just as relevant as ever with the dawn of mainframe AI. Mainframes, large computers designed to process complex calculations and manage vast amounts of data, are commonly used by major enterprises and industries such as finance, healthcare and governments ...

Optimism abounds as semiconductor industry takes aim at AI-fueled trillion-dollar market

The wave of adoption for artificial intelligence that is sweeping through the business world has lifted the fortunes of several technology industries, most notably the semiconductor sector. The processor industry experienced rapid growth in the 1970s and 1980s with the rise of personal computing and electronics-driven consumer devices, and then the curve leveled off. That ...

Building the modern application platform: Industry veteran Bob Muglia forecasts rise of the knowledge graph

Bob Muglia has a keen eye for technologies in the modern data stack. After growing Microsoft Corp.’s Enterprise Division into a $14 billion business more than a decade ago, he positioned Snowflake Inc. for an IPO that remains the largest debut of an enterprise software company in history. This experience has given Muglia, now an ...

Three insights you might have missed from theCUBE’s coverage of HPE Discover

Artificial intelligence took center stage at HPE Discover last week. For three days, company executives captivated audiences with keynote sessions focused on Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co.’s cutting-edge AI solutions and the robust infrastructure it’s building to support them. New solutions for AI deployment and how HPE’s enterprise customers can take advantage of them were discussed ...

Tighter integration of networking, storage and management highlight latest VMware Cloud Foundation releases

Broadcom Inc. made a series of announcements on Tuesday that positioned its VMware Cloud Foundation private cloud platform to integrate critical functions more tightly. VCF delivers a virtualized infrastructure through vSphere, virtualized networking through NSX and virtualized storage using vSAN. Tuesday’s releases were aimed at reducing the complexity of VMware’s vast portfolio through the integration ...

Enhancements for HPE GreenLake cloud set the stage for hybrid and AI deployments

Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. has been steadily refining GreenLake cloud, a hybrid cloud designed to deploy and manage resources across public and private infrastructure. This week, HPE rolled out Private Cloud AI, a self-serve cloud experience in partnership with Nvidia Corp. and enabled by the GreenLake hybrid platform. “We kept hybrid cloud in mind, and ...

Navigating hybrid cloud: Zerto’s integration with HPE’s virtualization platforms

When Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. acquired Zerto Ltd. for $374 million in 2021, the expectation was that the venture-backed startup would help enterprise customers implement speedy data recovery solutions and protect workloads against lengthy outages in a data-driven world. “Where we really fit is in the resume and recoverability,” said Matt Boris (pictured, right), vice ...

Hybrid cloud and AI-driven edge use cases highlight networking’s growing significance for HPE

The current focus on artificial intelligence tends to highlight data-powered insights and natural language understanding, but there’s an important subtext behind the AI craze: Major enterprise players such as Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. are also working to add new network functions that will pave the way for AI processing in a multitude of enterprise compute ...