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: The ‘big GPU short,’ VMware Explore and the path ahead for CrowdStrike

It was another big week for theCUBE, including the soft launch of theCUBE’s east studio at the NYSE. That event and the “big GPU short” were areas of focus for theCUBE Research industry analysts John Furrier (pictured, left) and Dave Vellante (right) on the latest episode of the CUBE podcast. The big GPU short refers to ...

Here’s how the Dell APEX multicloud strategy aims to navigate complexities

Companies are increasingly being tasked with navigating a complex multicloud landscape, which requires sophisticated strategies — such as the Dell APEX multicloud approach — to manage diverse cloud environments across public, private and edge locations. The complexity is complicating IT infrastructures and demanding more advanced solutions. There is a balance at play here. Executive leaders must balance ...

SAS looks to go next level with industry-specific AI integration — here’s how it’s hoping to get there

As the generative artificial intelligence wave continues to revolutionize the technology industry, there’s been a very important question to answer — who has the goods, and who is A-washing? The distinction is very simple: It involves zeroing in on who can take something from data to decisions, including in the realm of industry-specific AI. that’s ...

How the Juniper-Mist partnership aims to enhance connectivity at Dartmouth and beyond

AI continues to revolutionize network management, raising the bar for connectivity and reliability across industries. The Juniper-Mist partnership exemplifies this shift, with the scale of data and telemetry driving significant advancements. That networking has led to feedback from customers. Every connection counts, but just having connectivity is not really having a great connection, according to ...

AI infrastructure solutions from Supermicro and partners aim to transform cloud service providers

With more than 5,000 providers worldwide, cloud service providers face a highly competitive landscape and must ensure their AI infrastructure solutions align with market demands. These CSPs must stand out with superior performance, cost-effective solutions and innovative offerings to succeed. With that in mind, Super Micro Computer Inc. and its partners have focused on developing ...

HYCU warns of SaaS data protection gaps as IT hands control to cloud vendors

Before the proliferation of software-as-a-service applications reshaped the business landscape, SaaS data protection was a lesser-known concern. If data was lost, the first call placed would have been to IT. But as the SaaS landscape has grown, that picture has changed. It’s been a big shift over the past 10 years, according to Simon Taylor ...

On theCUBE Pod: Gen AI market trends, Cisco’s layoffs and the road ahead for AWS

It’s been another busy week in the technology world, one that included new gen AI market trends and Cisco Systems Inc. revealing a plan to cut thousands of jobs as it beat its earnings forecast. These developments were key topics for theCUBE Research industry analysts John Furrier (pictured, left) and Dave Vellante (right) in the ...

Glasswing Ventures founder on rethinking AI data foundations and diverse architectures

In recent months, there’s been a surge of interest in data platforms, new artificial intelligence models and the platforms they run on. But for those who have been invested in AI for long periods, some lessons often go missed, including when it comes to AI data foundations. There’s a fascination at play with large language ...

AI-driven media storage solutions aim to empower next-gen content

Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing the media and entertainment industry, particularly through AI-driven media storage solutions, processing and cloud integration advancements. This includes sports teams using AI to analyze statistics and game developers using the technology to create new scenarios on the fly. The times are changing when it comes to media and entertainment. That brings ...

What to expect during the ‘AI Infrastructure Silicon Valley – Executive Series’ event: Join theCUBE Aug. 16

The fast-paced evolution of AI hardware is transforming enterprise computing infrastructure, sparking innovation from the core to the edge. In today’s competitive and data-driven business world, new solutions are popping up left and right. Over the past number of months, various ecosystem players have rolled out fresh approaches in a rapidly crowding environment. Deep tech ...