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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What to expect during Google Cloud Next: Join theCUBE April 22-24

Among the three companies that dominate the global cloud infrastructure market, Google Cloud remains in third place — behind Amazon Web Services Inc. and Microsoft Corp. — with 12% to 14% market share. That story may be about to change. Google parent Alphabet Inc. reported 48% revenue growth year-over-year for its cloud operations in the fourth ...

Is a backlash brewing? Rapid innovation in AI coding and agents may force push for enterprise order and control

Artificial intelligence is proving to be a big bet for many companies across the enterprise landscape, and the gamblers are getting nervous. A survey of 2,400 global employees and C-suite leaders released this week by the agentic AI platform Writer Inc. found that 79% of executives acknowledge struggling with AI-related issues such as lagging ROI, ...

Solidigm targets the AI bottleneck with advanced storage tech and ecosystem partnerships

The far-reaching impact of the artificial intelligence revolution has spilled over into many parts of the stack, where memory bottlenecks can slow AI inferencing and other key tasks. As SiliconANGLE’s analysts have noted in recent weeks, the “memory supercycle” is upon us, and how the technology world responds will affect much of AI’s future progress. The ...

Building for AI: Hybrid cloud strategy and partnerships power Nutanix’s ISV edge

There is a massive investment underway in building digital infrastructure for the AI era, and enterprises are on the hunt for IT providers who offer complete solutions. This scenario sets up well for independent software vendors such as Nutanix Inc. who can offer packaged solutions that integrate with existing systems and provide advanced orchestration for ...

Deepfakes and malware: AI menu grows longer for threat actors, causing headaches for defenders

Artificial intelligence has dramatically improved a number of technologies in a short period of time. Unfortunately, these technologies are also being weaponized by an assortment of malicious actors. One example of how this is becoming a significant problem can be found in the burgeoning field of voice phishing, fraudulent phone-based or video scams where attackers ...

Three insights you may have missed from theCUBE’s coverage of RSAC 2026

The theme of this year’s RSAC gathering in San Francisco was “The Power of Community.” Based on the presentations and dialogue that took place over four days, the cybersecurity community is increasingly autonomous and under AI attack. Survey results provided to SiliconANGLE from Enterprise Technology Research show that as organizations turn to stronger hygiene and ...

What to expect during the Oracle Data Deep Dive NYC event: Join theCUBE April 15

At Oracle World in Las Vegas in October, Oracle Corp. founder and CEO Larry Ellison got right to the point. “AI changes everything,” Ellison told attendees, and his company’s recent releases have reflected the transformation taking place in the AI database world. Oracle has taken a major step into AI database architecture, with a redesigned ...

What to expect during the ‘HPE World Quantum Day’ event: Join theCUBE April 14

If two things can be true at the same time, then quantum computing is here today and will become a major factor in a few years as well. Quantum computing has evolved from theoretical concepts in the 1980s to a computing architecture that can process vast amounts of data simultaneously. The technology uses qubits or ...

Adversaries log in: Speed and strength of AI-fueled attacks have cybersecurity industry playing catch-up

At this time last year, the cybersecurity world appeared to be successfully balancing the use of artificial intelligence to prevent attacks and defending against adoption of the same tools by hostile nation-states and malicious actors. The story is different now. Strong winds are buffeting the tightrope and there is legitimate concern that protection of global ...

Agents and quantum: Cybersecurity world confronts AI vulnerabilities and data risks amid an expanding threat landscape

Since OpenAI’s ChatGPT burst onto the scene near the end of 2022, the past three years have been a time of all gas and no brakes. As the enterprise world begins to deal with the security challenges of unchecked AI adoption, it may finally be time to slow down the speeding car. Signs of trouble ...