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

On theCUBE Pod: Wrapping up 2023 with a look back and predictions on the year to come

It’s a busy time of the year at theCUBE around the holiday season, clearing the decks and setting the table for what surely will be another exciting year in 2024. For industry analysts John Furrier and Dave Vellante, it’s also a chance to look back on the year that was. “I look at my 2023 predictions. ...

Three insights you might have missed from the ‘Enabling Global Collaboration in Game Development’ event

There’s no shortage of excitement in the gaming industry, with audiences and gaming culture continuing to evolve and massive projections of growth, to the tune of $321 billion by 2026, according to PwC. As that dollar figure continues to increase, so does the need for innovative infrastructure and compute at scale. What comes next for ...

On theCUBE Pod: Intel’s standing after launching 5th Gen Xeon chips and why AI regulation fails

This past week, theCUBE was busy with the pinnacle episode of the “Navigating the Road to Cyber Resiliency” series, presented by theCUBE and Dell Technologies Inc., which is now available on-demand. For industry analyst Dave Vellante (pictured, right), it was a great event due to its thought leadership. “One of my big takeaways was that ...

Elastic aims for faster performance for queries with launch of dedicated query language

Observability practitioners may be familiar with using one query language for logs, another for metrics and another for traces and application performance monitoring. That can sometimes pose challenges when it comes to pulling data together from different datasets and doing all of it in one query language. Elastic N.V. hopes to solve that with the ...

From engineering to espionage: Mark Sorenson’s dive into cyber-thriller writing and cybersecurity realities

An engineer by training, author and tech veteran Mark Sorenson (pictured) ascended over the decades to become an executive leading thousands of engineers and software developers while managing successful businesses within iconic companies. His new book, “A Restaurant in Jaffa,” is a fictional cyber-thriller. It’s often said that one should write what one knows. For ...

Simplifying security in a multicloud, AI world: Insights and strategies for a safer digital future

As the year draws to a close, it’s no secret that 2023 has brought with it a steady rise in cyberattacks. That’s despite there being no shortage of cybersecurity technologies and tools on the market. Much has changed, especially because of the advent of artificial intelligence. The sophistication and the volume of attacks have increased ...

Creating a digital fortress: Insights on cybersecurity in the age of transformation

The landscape for security is constantly changing, often day to day, with organizations facing off against what can be overwhelming complexity. Everyone from large multinational businesses to small organizations are going through some kind of digital transformation right now. When it comes to security, that translates into increased attack surfaces available to threat actors, according ...

Vast Data aims to revolutionize data management for the AI era

It’s been a year of hype and innovation, especially when it comes to artificial intelligence. In what has represented the biggest story of the year, it’s now difficult to imagine a world without AI being infused into everything. But with the advent of AI, so too have companies been forced to grapple with how they ...

What to expect during the ‘Enabling Global Collaboration in Game Development’ event: Join theCUBE Dec. 15

It seems as if everyone and their grandma jumped on the gaming bandwagon during the pandemic, catapulting the industry into a golden era of growth. Buckle up, because by 2026, this gaming juggernaut is set to be worth a whopping $321 billion, if PwC’s crystal ball predictions are anything to go by. There is clearly ...

On theCUBE Pod: The chip wars rage on and thoughts on the structure of OpenAI

It has been a busy few weeks at theCUBE, with dozens of interviews at AWS re:Invent 2023 and the “Supercloud 5: The Battle for AI Supremacy” event. For industry analyst John Furrier (pictured, left), there has been a lot to keep tabs on since the last episode of theCUBE podcast. “I think when we did ...