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

Dell and Nvidia aim to reshape enterprise AI amid industry transition

AI is driving a seismic shift in enterprise infrastructure, with companies racing to integrate cutting-edge technologies into their operations. Things are moving quickly, and Dell Technologies Inc. and Nvidia Corp. are aiming to change the game on the data center with Dell AI Factory solutions. The goal of Dell AI Factory is to get something ...

E-commerce evolution: Why businesses are racing to modernize their digital platforms

In a revealing analysis of current e-commerce trends, recent research from commercetools GmbH indicates that businesses are rapidly shifting toward more flexible and scalable platforms to meet evolving consumer demands. With only 14% of businesses reporting satisfaction with their current e-commerce platforms, the industry appears to be at a critical turning point. In a recent ...

Innovations in AI infrastructure and data storage: MinIO’s AIStor

The increasing demands of artificial intelligence and scalable AI infrastructure are driving innovation in enterprise technology. As businesses seek to manage ever-growing volumes of data, new tools are emerging to simplify access, organization and integration with AI-driven workflows. “It’s an entirely new stage for MinIO that we are introducing this week, the AIStor … because people ...

CNCF Deaf and Hard of Hearing Working Group aims to drive cloud-native accessibility

Within the technology industry, there’s a growing push for accessibility and representation, with a goal to transform how communities collaborate, innovate and make space for underrepresented voices. That’s playing out during KubeCon + CloudNativeCon NA with the Cloud Native Computing Foundation’s Deaf and Hard of Hearing Working Group and its goal for cloud-native accessibility. It’s been ...

How Dell’s AI Factory and strategic partnerships are shaping enterprise AI

The rapid evolution of artificial intelligence is reshaping the enterprise landscape. As organizations face growing pressure to adopt scalable AI solutions, Dell AI Factory offers an integrated approach intended to meet these demands, as announced at this week’s SC24 event. This new era poses challenges for businesses, which must balance budget constraints alongside demands to ...

On theCUBE Pod: Business as code and the huge opportunities for tech giants

Big events such as AWS: re:Invent are on the way, and that has many thinking about new developments right around the corner. Those significant transformations, as well as code-based business automation or business as code, were big subjects for theCUBE Research industry analysts John Furrier (pictured, left) and Dave Vellante (right) on the latest episode of ...

Breaking barriers: Google’s GKE upgrades redefine Kubernetes scalability for AI workloads

Earlier this week, Google Cloud announced it has upgraded its Google Kubernetes Engine capacity, with support for 65,000-node clusters. That’s up from its current support for 15,000-node clusters. The jump is possible due to Spanner and other technologies, according to Gari Singh (pictured, left), product manager, Google Cloud, at Google LLC. Still, lots of the ...

Industry leaders pioneer AIOps era by integrating compute power with data

The rapid acceleration of AI in enterprise environments is bringing data sovereignty, location and processing challenges to the forefront. Companies are seeking to manage the complexities of enterprise AI data sovereignty within a globally distributed landscape. Such issues are driving a shift from centralized cloud solutions to hybrid approaches, which help organizations address enterprise AI ...

Red Hat aims to drive Kubernetes AI solutions forward with collaborative innovation

Since KubeCon + CloudNativeCon in Paris, advancements in artificial intelligence have moved rapidly. This includes developments tied to Kubernetes AI solutions, plus advancements on bare metal and Linux in big hyperscale-type GPU deployments. With that in mind, the enterprise has been looking toward Kubernetes in a big way. As that happens, Red Hat Inc. has ...

How Kubernetes is aiming to transform cloud-native development and security in its next era

It’s been a decade since Kubernetes’ first commit on June 6, 2014. In marking the Kubernetes 10-year milestone, it’s also worth noting that the open-source project has become ubiquitous across the cloud-native ecosystem, with more than 88,000 contributors across 8,000 companies. The evolution of Kubernetes has seen it shift from a niche tool to a ...