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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AWS aims to future-proof enterprise data strategy with a slew of new database and analytics tools

After introducing a number of new services for machine learning and data analytics on Tuesday, Amazon Web Services Inc. doubled down today with a host of new tools aimed at providing what one top executive described as a “future-proof” data strategy. In a keynote address led by Swami Sivasubramanian, vice president of database, analytics and ...

Stripe moves beyond payments to help businesses generate insights from a rich data trove

When the online financial processing company Stripe Inc. got its start in 2010, the company found a niche by providing merchants with a simple way to accept revenue from customers. Twelve years later, Stripe has moved beyond payments as its sole offering into new status as a comprehensive financial services provider. “What Stripe did was ...

The next-gen cloud focus for AWS becomes more apparent at re:Invent

The pace of major announcements picked up significantly on Tuesday, the second of a four-day AWS re:Invent gathering in Las Vegas. The cloud giant released several new offerings in custom silicon, machine learning, serverless computing and data integration. The growing number of services from AWS and its leading role in the public cloud are reshaping ...

New tools for data integration and insight take center stage in opening keynotes at AWS re:Invent

Data management topped the agenda for Amazon Web Services during the first two days of the cloud giant’s annual re:Invent conference in Las Vegas. The company made a series of announcements designed to provide its cloud customers with hardware and software solutions for managing an ever-expanding realm of data. “Managing the scale and growth of ...

After building Databricks on top of AWS, CEO Ali Ghodsi says change is coming for major cloud providers

The $38 billion business that became Databricks Inc. started with the swipe of a credit card. The card belonged to Ali Ghodsi, Databricks’ chief executive officer, and he and his co-founders believed in 2013 that the quick and easy purchase of cloud storage on Amazon Web Services Inc. would pave the way toward faster customer adoption ...

Gunnar Hellekson draws on passion for Linux and public sector expertise to run Red Hat’s Enterprise Linux

When what was then called Red Hat Linux first appeared in 1994, Gunnar Hellekson was working as a student systems administrator for Drew University. Nearly three decades later, Hellekson (pictured) is general manager of the Enterprise Linux Business unit at Red Hat Inc. and has become a key voice within the open-source community. The past ...

Three insights you might have missed from “The Future of Multicloud Data Protection Is Here” event

There were several announcements from Dell Technologies Inc. in November designed to strengthen security for enterprises concerned about protecting critical data in a multicloud environment. The announcements involved a new PowerProtect appliance, enhancements for Dell’s APEX storage services, and an agreement to use Google Cloud for cyber recovery. Surrounding the news was a clear message from ...

Department of Energy partners with Dell for additional supercomputing support

The safety, security and reliability of the nation’s nuclear weapons stockpile increasingly depends on high-performance computing. This reality was highlighted last year when the Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration awarded a subcontract to Dell Technologies Inc. for additional supercomputing systems. The contract, CTS-2, provided computing capacity for the Los Alamos, Sandia and Lawrence ...

Recent offering from Dell provides latest chapter in enterprise quantum computing

One of the messages to emerge from the Supercomputing 2022 conference in Dallas this week is that quantum computing is on the move. Dell Technologies Inc. announced a new Quantum Computing Solution in partnership with IonQ Inc., designed to support complex workloads, such as machine learning, natural language processing and chemistry simulation. The news provides ...

Power consumption and AI are key priorities for Dell and Intel in the supercomputing space

At the Supercomputing conference in Dallas this week, Dell Technologies Inc. teamed up with Intel to launch a new PowerEdge server that employs fully direct liquid cooling for energy expense reduction by up to 3.1 times. Based on comments from a Dell executive in an exclusive interview at the event with SiliconANGLE, there will be ...