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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Qlik Council looks to accelerate responsible adoption of enterprise AI

In January, QlikTech International AB announced the formation of its inaugural AI Council, a set of four advisors with a mission to accelerate the responsible development of the Qlik AI-driven product portfolio. The council’s members were drawn from a community of AI experts and empowered to guide the company’s R&D direction and foster ethical and ...

How the open-source world is wrestling with security and licensing issues for generative AI

The rise of generative artificial intelligence has been accompanied by a growing debate within the open-source community: Are OpenAI and other model providers really open, and how trustworthy is the technology? This debate has become more relevant as AI adoption becomes more entrenched in the engines running critical systems today. Transparency has been a hallmark ...

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

Dell Technologies Inc. devoted much of its annual conference in Las Vegas this month to defining its artificial intelligence strategy. Through announcements and various executive presentations, the company highlighted a set of networking and infrastructure solutions designed to capitalize on the technology tsunami that has become AI. What that picture looks like now and how ...

What to expect during the AWS Financial Services Symposium: Join theCUBE 6-11

How is the financial services industry embracing artificial intelligence, and how will this AI transformation impact Amazon Web Services Inc. as it seeks to increase its presence in this sector? These two questions will be a central focus of coverage for theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media’s livestreaming studio, at the AWS Financial Services Symposium in New York ...

Informatica and Oracle team up to deliver cloud data integration and governance

When Informatica Inc. announced a strategic partnership with Oracle Corp. two years ago, the focus was on delivering cloud data management, database integration and governance solutions for enterprise customers. Since then, the two firms have continued to bring Informatica’s artificial intelligence-powered Intelligent Data Management Cloud to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure as their customers increasingly build generative ...

CEO Amit Walia positions Informatica to get customer data ready for generative AI

The creation of a tagline for a major conference or branding campaign can take weeks of research and discussion, yet the organizers of Informatica World 2024 didn’t have to do much for this year’s slogan, “Everyone’s ready for AI except your data.” Customers delivered it for them, according to Amit Walia (pictured), chief executive officer ...

Dell’s Jeff Clarke foresees evolving architectures and a new wave of PC innovation

As Dell Technologies Inc. navigates another wave of innovation driven by artificial intelligence, the company is keeping a close eye on how compute technology is being transformed. This means developing products and architectures that involve the graphics processing unit, which is powering AI deployment today. “This is a different computing architecture,” said Jeff Clarke (pictured), ...

Collaboration between Dell Technologies and Microsoft extends synergy between APEX and Azure

Microsoft Corp. made several announcements this week around generative artificial intelligence tools, and the news overlapped with enhancements released by Dell Technologies Inc. on Monday. Microsoft added to Azure’s arsenal of generative AI development tools while collaborating with Dell to enhance how businesses harness AI at the edge. The news bult on Dell’s previously announced ...

Quantum and intelligent agents: Dell’s John Roese envisions how systems will be built around AI

Dell Technologies Inc. made a series of announcements at its major conference in Las Vegas yesterday that positioned it as the go-to vendor for on-premises artificial intelligence development. Behind these latest releases can be found an acknowledgement of how rapidly AI has progressed in barely a year’s time. “The level of understanding of the AI ...

Three insights you might have missed from theCUBE’s coverage of the RSA Conference

In the 12 months since security practitioners gathered in San Francisco for the 2023 annual RSA Conference, the view of artificial intelligence has expanded. Where AI was once either bad for business or good for improving protection, it has now become a whole new challenge that will require a novel approach. This was one of the ...