Ryan Stevens

Ryan is a senior writer covering live events with theCUBE. After an extensive academic career in engineering, he worked with dozens of tech startups developing new software and hardware products. He has also contributed to the content and documentation needs of companies such as Q4 Inc., PivIT Global and others.

Latest from Ryan Stevens

AI analyst weighs in on IBM’s evolving role in artificial intelligence

Consumer AI is a hot topic these days, with GPUs selling in big numbers. There are other developments, too, including talk of custom silicon at recent industry events. The world has completely changed, according to theCUBE Research executive analyst John Furrier (pictured, left). It’s clear there is a platform shift, and there is beginning to ...

What to expect at Snowflake’s Data Cloud Summit: Join theCUBE June 4-6

Months after Chief Executive Frank Slootman’s departure from the data cloud company Snowflake Inc., the organization finds itself turning a new chapter. The change was a shock to the market, but at the time of the announcement, there was a bigger picture at play, according to theCUBE Research Chief Analyst Dave Vellante. “The other thing that ...

Three insights you might have missed from theCUBE’s coverage of the ‘Unified Data Storage Built for the AI Era’ event

AI is only as good as the data that fuels it, and for intelligent data infrastructure company NetApp Inc., this new era calls for a unified data approach. “Now more than ever, companies, businesses are feeling this pressure to accelerate innovation and improve employee productivity, unlock new customer experiences,” said theCUBE host Rebecca Knight. For NetApp, ...

On theCUBE Pod: The AI wars enter a new phase as Adam Selipsky steps down

It has been another whirlwind time for theCUBE coverage, with Red Hat Summit, RSA Conference and Boomi World now in the books, and events such as Dell Technologies World and Informatica World kicking off today. It was a monster week, with plenty for theCUBE Research industry analysts John Furrier (pictured, left) and Dave Vellante (right) to ...

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

After spinning out from Dell Technologies Inc., Boomi LP has gone on a generative AI journey. Given the company’s significant base of more than 20,000 customers, what comes next is of great interest. “[This is a] company that has been around the block in iPaaS application integration, which, by the way, is never going away, ...

What to expect during theCUBE’s on-demand coverage of IBM Think

At the conclusion of last year’s IBM Think conference in Orlando, IBM Corp. Chief Executive Officer Arvind Krishna made a prediction. It was a time of huge impact when it came to the intersection of cloud, artificial intelligence and quantum, and a significant transformation was on the way, he noted. “It’s a massive moment of ...

What to expect at Informatica World: Join theCUBE May 20-22

Over the past decade, the computing industry has realized the benefits of separating computing power from data storage. This has allowed centralized data consolidation and better management of metadata exposure. During this time, theCUBE analysts have been tracking these changes, including with Informatica Inc. Since the 1990s, Informatica has evolved. As the competition for enterprise ...

Three insights you might have missed from theCUBE’s coverage of Red Hat Summit

There’s no shortage of excitement around the possibilities that surround AI and open-source technology. Automation is playing a huge role for AI, including when it comes to bridging the world of hybrid cloud. Exploring the future of hybrid cloud and open-source technology within Red Hat Inc.’s ecosystem was a central focus of the recent Red Hat ...

Harnessing AI product integrations: Boomi’s strategy for modern application development

If one looks at the generative artificial intelligence movement today, it’s all about next-gen applications and AI product integrations. Those applications are either being retrofitted, repurposed or refactored to net new applications being built in the open-source development community, according to theCUBE Research executive analyst John Furrier. There’s very robust demand from developers for gen AI, ...

AI and the accelerating threat landscape: Insights from Zscaler CISO

Among the many insights emerging at this week’s RSA Conference, one thing’s been perhaps the most clear: You almost can’t move without someone talking about artificial intelligence. That’s influencing how people are viewing security. The threat vectors are so far the same, but what’s being seen is an increase in efficiency and effectiveness, according to ...