Paul Gillin

Paul Gillin is the Senior Editor for Wikibon’s micro-analysis team. He is the author of five books and more than 300 articles on the topic of social media and digital marketing. Gillin has 23 years experience in tech journalism, including his time as founding editor-in-chief of B2B technology publisher TechTarget as well as editor-in-chief and executive editor of the technology weekly Computerworld. He is a Senior Research Fellow at the Society for New Communications Research and a member of the Procter & Gamble Digital Advisory Board.

Latest from Paul Gillin

Mozilla.ai charts a new course with a turn toward profitability

AI By PAUL GILLIN1 YEAR AGO

Mozilla.ai, the open-source AI lab established in 2023 with $30 million in funding from the Mozilla Foundation and a mission to promote trust and transparency in artificial intelligence, is entering a new phase marked by balancing a commitment to openness with the …

Magic Research says its private AI platform cuts inference costs by 90%

AI By PAUL GILLIN1 YEAR AGO

Magic Research LLC, a holding company for commercial artificial intelligence research and software development, has launched an artificial intelligence platform for on-premises use that it claims can cut costs by up to 90% from comparable cloud-based services. Called Private AI, the platform …

Databricks’ valuation hits $100B with latest funding round

AI By PAUL GILLIN1 YEAR AGO

Data analytics and artificial intelligence startup Databricks Inc. said it has reached terms to raise an unspecified amount of venture capital in a Series K round that values the company at more than $100 billion. The prospective funding comes just seven months …

Confluent Cloud brings real-time data to AI agents

AI By PAUL GILLIN1 YEAR AGO

Confluent Inc., maker of a platform for building and managing real-time data streaming pipelines using Apache Kafka, is offering a boost to organizations in financial services, healthcare, advertising and other time-dependent industries with today’s launch of Streaming Agents, a new capability in the …

A Michigan elementary school is kicking off a new era of generative design

AI By PAUL GILLIN1 YEAR AGO

When Mt. Hope Elementary in Lansing, Michigan, opened its doors early this month, the ribbon-cutting wasn’t the only first. Beneath its floors and behind its walls lies 11,000 feet of electrical raceways precisely routed by artificial intelligence. For Francesco Iorio, the project …

AI infrastructure deals fuel strong earnings for Cisco

INFRA By PAUL GILLIN1 YEAR AGO

Strong artificial intelligence infrastructure orders carried Cisco Systems Inc. to fiscal fourth-quarter revenues and earnings that beat analysts’ estimates and marked a strong finish to the fiscal year. Quarterly revenue of $14.7 billion was up 8% from $13.64 billion last year and …

Dell and HPE extend AI infrastructure lines with new Nvidia-powered systems

INFRA By PAUL GILLIN1 YEAR AGO

Two of the largest enterprise infrastructure vendors announced product line expansions designed to give customers more options for deploying artificial intelligence workloads at scale. New offerings from Dell Technologies Inc. and Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. include systems and software updates that incorporate …

From prison to salesforce: a call center model that’s helping reduce recidivism to near zero

POLICY By PAUL GILLIN1 YEAR AGO

Turnover rates in the average contact center run between 30% and 45% annually due to the stressful work environment, low pay, limited opportunities for advancement, and the repetitive nature of the work. That makes Televerde LLC’s value proposition unique. Its employees can’t …

Extreme Networks CEO sees competitor disruption and its new AI platform driving growth

CLOUD By PAUL GILLIN1 YEAR AGO

Extreme Networks Inc. is riding a wave of market recovery, competitor upheaval and the launch of a new artificial intelligence-driven networking platform to position itself for continued growth, Chief Executive Ed Meyercord said in an interview with SiliconANGLE following the company’s strong …

Oracle high-availability Exadata service targets AI and location-sensitive use cases

BIG DATA By PAUL GILLIN1 YEAR AGO

Oracle Corp. today announced that the Globally Distributed Exadata Database on Exascale Infrastructure offering it announced early this year is now generally available. The service is aimed at artificial intelligence-driven applications and those requiring high levels of uptime and reliability while running …

Paul Gillin

Latest from Paul Gillin

Mozilla.ai charts a new course with a turn toward profitability

Magic Research says its private AI platform cuts inference costs by 90%

Databricks’ valuation hits $100B with latest funding round

Confluent Cloud brings real-time data to AI agents

A Michigan elementary school is kicking off a new era of generative design

AI infrastructure deals fuel strong earnings for Cisco

Dell and HPE extend AI infrastructure lines with new Nvidia-powered systems

From prison to salesforce: a call center model that’s helping reduce recidivism to near zero

Extreme Networks CEO sees competitor disruption and its new AI platform driving growth

Oracle high-availability Exadata service targets AI and location-sensitive use cases

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