Paul Gillin, Author at SiliconANGLE

Security

In cybersecurity, it’s AI vs. AI: Will the good guys or the bad guys win?

By Paul Gillin Mar 3, 2019

Artificial intelligence research group OpenAI last month made the unusual announcement: It had built an AI-powered content creation engine so sophisticated that it wouldn’t release the full model to developers. Anyone who works in…

Cloud

VMware crushes earnings forecasts on larger deals and diversified products

By Paul Gillin Feb 28, 2019

Updated: Amid a quarterly earnings season that’s a mixed bag for infrastructure players, VMware Inc. furnished the best evidence yet that it has successfully navigated the transition from server specialist to strategic information technology…

Cloud

With major overhaul, VMware moves closer to ‘NSX everywhere’ ambitions

By Paul Gillin Feb 27, 2019

VMware Inc. today is rolling out what it says is the most significant upgrade ever to its NSX network virtualization software, one that decouples the network from the VMware hypervisor. The upgrade essential decouples…

Infra

HPE’s earnings and outlook beat forecasts, but sales growth stalls

By Paul Gillin Feb 21, 2019

Updated: Despite reporting better-than-expected earnings and raising its 2019 forecast Thursday, Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. Friday saw its shares move sideways as investors digested some mixed results. Initially HPE’s stock rose more than 3…

Big Data

Talend shares surge 20% on strong cloud revenue growth

By Paul Gillin Feb 14, 2019

Updated: Shares of Talend SA jumped surged nearly 14 percent in after-hours trading today on an unexpectedly narrower loss in its fiscal fourth quarter. The company also showed good progress in its March to…

AI

IBM brings Watson AI to any cloud

By Paul Gillin Feb 12, 2019

With public cloud providers competing to be the favored destination for their customers’ artificial intelligence projects, IBM Corp. has decided to bring its Watson technology out from behind the Big Blue firewall for the…

AI

Trust but verify: Machine learning’s magic masks hidden frailties

By Paul Gillin Feb 10, 2019

The idea sounded good in theory: Rather than giving away full-boat scholarships, colleges could optimize their use of scholarship money to attract students willing to pay most of the tuition costs. So instead of…

Policy

Orange is the new gold: Telemarketing firm molds inmates into sales stars

By Paul Gillin Feb 3, 2019

Like many telemarketing professionals, Teresa Peterson works a nine-hour day, supporting a team of professionals working phones, building heat maps for her client’s account-based marketing program and staying on top of sales leads until…

Big Data

Zillow awards $1M to winners of data science contest that drew 3,800 entrants

By Paul Gillin Jan 31, 2019

Closing out a nearly two-year-long data science competition, Zillow Inc. awarded a $1 million prize Wednesday to a loosely federated group of three people who figured out how to beat its home price-estimating benchmark…

Big Data

IBM boosts data scientists with certification and apprenticeship program

By Paul Gillin Jan 29, 2019

IBM Corp. is attempting to give the data science profession a boost by championing a new certification and launching an internal apprenticeship program today that gives young people with no information technology experience a…

Paul Gillin

With major overhaul, VMware moves closer to ‘NSX everywhere’ ambitions

HPE’s earnings and outlook beat forecasts, but sales growth stalls

IBM brings Watson AI to any cloud

Trust but verify: Machine learning’s magic masks hidden frailties

Zillow awards $1M to winners of data science contest that drew 3,800 entrants

IBM boosts data scientists with certification and apprenticeship program

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