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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Medical research team relies on Kubernetes-based IBM solution for sharing critical data

A need to share research data at a publicly funded medical school is being met by a creative Kubernetes-based approach. At the Albert Einstein College of Medicine, a research-intensive medical school in New York City, funding from the National Institutes of Health required the school to share its data. So, it turned to IBM Corp. ...

VMware’s latest Tanzu enhancements focus on simplifying the developer experience

Despite the 4,000 miles between Barcelona, Spain and Chicago, Illinois, announcements made in one location had an impact in the other location on Tuesday. While KubeCon + CloudNativeCon NA was taking place in Chicago this week, Barcelona hosted attendees participating in the annual fall VMware Explore gathering at the same time. VMware Inc. announced enhancements ...

What to expect during KubeCon + CloudNativeCon NA: Join theCUBE November 7-9

In advance of last year’s KubeCon + CloudNativeCon NA, analysts for SiliconANGLE described the event as the “new school” where software innovation was showcased. As this year’s gathering prepares to kick off in the second week of November, school will be back in session, the students will be a year older and the list of ...

Aon embarks on hyperautomation odyssey in partnership with UiPath

When Gartner Inc. published its top technology trends for 2020, hyperautomation was at the top of its list. It is a trend a number of companies have embraced since including the global professional services firm Aon PLC. Designed to build on the success of robotic process automation, hyperautomation brings together AI, process mining, analytics and ...

Red Hat and Dell team up for innovative OpenShift and bare metal solution

Two major enterprise players are engaged in a joint initiative to bring containerization and bare metal together. A strategic partnership spanning more than two decades between Dell Technologies Inc. and Red Hat Inc. has led to a range of solutions, tools and reference architectures designed to simplify IT. Now, the two companies have jointly engineered ...

Dell APEX addresses multicloud complexity through cloud-to-ground and ground-to-cloud solutions

As cloud-native concepts have become more widely adopted within enterprise IT, this has created interest in more agile development and deployment of applications across platforms. The challenge is that variances in operating environments, in the cloud, on-premises or out to the edge, create complexity. Dell Technologies Inc. is addressing this issue through recent enhancements to ...

AI’s rapid progress is driving new tools and business results: Google, Microsoft, Salesforce weigh in

Amid the hype surrounding generative AI is one inescapable reality: Model training is moving much faster than ever before. Generative AI has put a turbo charge into the pace of model development while reducing the amount of data needed, an important trend in the future of the technology for the enterprise. This has not escaped ...
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Experts from Microsoft, Google and Salesforce discuss AI’s future impact

There is a first time for everything, and for Vijay Mital, corporate vice president of AI architecture and strategy at Microsoft Corp., the rise of generative AI has created a dynamic he has never seen before. Mital (pictured, second from left) described four kinds of adoption, encompassing creating value from personal information, generating useful enterprise ...
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SAS draws from lengthy analytics history to build generative AI tools for expanding use cases

For software provider SAS Institute Inc., a history of providing analytics started with a very specific use case. SAS was formed in the late 1960s as a consortium of eight universities in the southern U.S., with a mission to develop a statistical software package that could analyze agricultural data. Decades later, SAS is once again ...

Breaking through ‘analysis paralysis’: Dell’s approach to data protection and cyber resilience

Today’s organizations have been confronted with so many cybersecurity options that a vocabulary of terms now exist to describe it. Phrases such as “alert fatigue,” “tool sprawl” and “cybersecurity overload” are commonly used to describe the multitude of products and solutions in the security market today. This has led major cybersecurity providers to address “analysis paralysis,” ...