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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The AGI moment? Databricks’ new releases zero in on support and deployment of AI agents

Major enterprise platform companies are racing to build tools for a new class of users: artificial intelligence agents. One example of this was apparent today with the latest releases from Databricks Inc. The company unveiled a new architecture – Lake Transactional/Analytical Processing – that enables AI agents to access operational and analytics workloads on a ...

Oligo Security delivers runtime protection in the new age of AI-driven attacks

Oligo Cyber Security Ltd. has a core belief that runtime is the ground truth for protecting critical systems. It has backed that up with a new security solution to halt exploit attempts at the application layer in real time without container or application disruption. The company’s recent launch of Runtime Exploit Blocking is designed to move beyond a ...

Nexla’s Express solution leverages conversational interface to fuel agentic AI

Working with complex enterprise data once required extensive technical expertise. That barrier is lowering, as demonstrated by data integration platform provider Nexla Inc.’s launch of a conversational data engineering platform designed to make the process more accessible. In November 2025, Nexla unveiled Express, a conversational interface that addresses one of the bottlenecks in AI adoption: integrating ...

Hydrolix brings high-speed analytics to petabyte-scale agentic AI

The mission behind data management provider Hydrolix Inc. is fairly simple: to build the next generation of AI tools and provide AI-ready data for enterprises. Hydrolix’s approach is designed to feed the growing agentic infrastructure. This is not simple, because agents demand millisecond response times and access to complete datasets for accuracy and timely decisions. Meeting ...

AI app development is rewriting the database market

The database market is experiencing a significant shift from providing isolated data layers to becoming a key resource for AI application development. A prime example of this can be seen in database vendor MongoDB Inc., which is attracting AI developers and entrepreneurs by offering MongoDB Atlas, its unified data platform, on AWS Marketplace. Organizations are racing ...

Glean’s AI platform leverages enterprise data to power models and agents

Glean Technologies Inc.’s roots are in enterprise search, which has provided the company with a useful springboard to become one of the leading developers of enterprise-grade autonomous agents and AI-powered business solutions. The company’s ability to help businesses create “horizontal” AI agents that can draw from broad organizational data sources has allowed it to build tools ...

Dell’s Microsoft/AMD collaboration: Three insights you may have missed from theCUBE’s coverage of Dell Technologies World

Strategic AI partnerships play a central role in the deployment of Dell Technologies Inc.’s initiatives. The company’s alliances with chipmakers, virtualization leaders, cloud providers, and a host of leading software platforms have allowed it to build a platform that makes compute, storage, networking, and workloads work cohesively across hybrid and multicloud worlds. Two of Dell’s ...

What to expect during Pure Accelerate: Join theCUBE June 17

Enterprise storage is being repositioned for the artificial intelligence era, and one of the leading players in the field has actively pursued an agenda aimed at operationalizing data. Everpure Inc., which rebranded in February from Pure Storage, has unveiled a set of actions during the first half of this year designed to position storage as an ...

Three insights you may have missed from theCUBE’s coverage of Dell Technologies World

Dell Technologies Inc. opened its annual gathering in Las Vegas this month with the news that it had added 1,000 AI Factory customers globally in a single quarter, bringing its total base to over 5,000 users. The announcement revealed a basic truth: AI adoption is moving rapidly, and the enterprise platform must be swiftly rebuilt ...

Snowflake adds new AI services while continuing to build relationships with key model providers

In the era of artificial intelligence, some companies have struggled to adopt artificial intelligence and others have pivoted to an AI framework that has yielded positive results. Snowflake Inc. this week confirmed it’s firmly in the latter category. The cloud data platform giant took what amounted to a victory lap during its annual Snowflake Summit ...