R. Danes, Author at SiliconANGLE

Emerging Tech

Emotional rescue could refresh uncertain VR market

By R. Danes Feb 2, 2018

In 2017, a thousand variations on “Virtual reality is dead” stared coldly from the headlines of tech blogs. But despite lackluster content and sagging headset sales, some proponents say VR is still in the fight. Perhaps to…

Emerging Tech

Is Cisco’s head start on IoT edge warming its seat at new-guard table?

By R. Danes Feb 1, 2018

“Internet of things” connected devices at the network edge are giving fresh pains to legacy technology companies and startups alike. It may at first seem that a younger, edgier (no pun intended) company is…

Emerging Tech

Cisco twists network into pretzel so it can manage messy IoT

By R. Danes Jan 31, 2018

Linking a universe of “internet of things” connected devices into a manageable whole is a work in progress to put it optimistically. “An absolute disaster” — analyst Maribel Lopez’s description — would be a…

Apps

NetDevOps whirls the network into agile spin cycle

By R. Danes Jan 30, 2018

Developer operations smooth an app’s path from the first line of code its maker writes to its clearing onto the network. New applications involving cloud and “internet of things” connected devices are so network-sensitive,…

Infra

Cisco lays claim to multicloud, IoT from new-guard clouds

By R. Danes Jan 30, 2018

Legacy tanker ship Cisco Systems Inc. is veering into multicloud and “internet of things” edge devices. But can the networking giant coast these high seas with new-guard software and cloud companies? “My question coming…

Emerging Tech

Getting real on VR’s consumer appeal at Sundance

By R. Danes Jan 26, 2018

These are curious times for virtual reality. Citing underwhelming content, some analysts are predicting that augmented reality will supplant VR as the interactive art form for the masses. On the flip side, an unprecedented…

Infra

Harry Potter computing can’t make hardware go ‘poof’ yet

By R. Danes Jan 24, 2018

Just because lots of businesses have chucked their data center hardware and moved to cloud infrastructure as a service, doesn’t mean hardware has dissolved in a black hole. Cloud providers hyper-optimize hardware that can…

Apps

Amazon’s smartphone jinx is AI voice competitors’ juju

By R. Danes Jan 22, 2018

How many artificial intelligence voice assistants are too many? Do people wish to manage all of their “internet of things” connected devices — TVs, speakers, lights, locks, etc. — with the same familiar digital…

Women in Tech

Can precision medicine break chokehold on healthcare big data?

By R. Danes Jan 22, 2018

Big data analytics has bestowed the gift of personalization on a range of industries. For example, marketers can target consumers with data-fed recommendation engines like those on Amazon.com. Now, it’s positioned medicine on the…

Cloud

Cloud and smartphone big dogs battle for everyday AI

By R. Danes Jan 19, 2018

It’s one thing to connect an “internet of things” device to a network; it’s quite another to link a menagerie of devices — in the car, the kitchen, the basement, wrapped around a person’s…

R. Danes

Emotional rescue could refresh uncertain VR market

Is Cisco’s head start on IoT edge warming its seat at new-guard table?

Cisco twists network into pretzel so it can manage messy IoT

NetDevOps whirls the network into agile spin cycle

Cisco lays claim to multicloud, IoT from new-guard clouds

Getting real on VR’s consumer appeal at Sundance

Harry Potter computing can’t make hardware go ‘poof’ yet

Amazon’s smartphone jinx is AI voice competitors’ juju

Can precision medicine break chokehold on healthcare big data?

Cloud and smartphone big dogs battle for everyday AI

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