Teryn O'Brien

Teryn O’Brien is a staff writer for theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media’s mobile livestreaming studio. After working in publishing at Penguin Random House, Teryn launched her own freelance business to help organizations and individuals tell their stories through photography, writing, video, and online marketing strategy. She enjoys mentoring writers and storytellers and spends her free time hiking, writing books, and drinking too much tea.

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The Docker-Microsoft team-up delivers the first GPU support for Docker Desktop

Docker Inc. continues to expand its relationship with Microsoft, and they have collaborated to create the first graphics processing unit support on Microsoft Windows for Docker. This will help integrate Docker Desktop as a main desktop application for working with containers with WSL 2, the Windows Subsystem for Linux. “Bringing GPU support to WSL 2 … means ...
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How AI enterprise, DataOps strategies help IBM prepare for crises like COVID-19

In the context of COVID-19, the world’s newly uncertain and volatile state increases the imperative to have a true strategy around data. As the idea of a DataOps methodology has matured, a world where most enterprises are virtually working remote and managing worldwide demands in the midst of chaos shows just how crucial DataOps can ...

Data, not code, will dictate systems of the future, says Tecton.ai

As many companies struggle in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, Tecton.ai has managed to garner a $20-million investment from Andreessen Horowitz and Sequoia Capital in April 2020. Tecton.ai was founded by members who created Uber Inc.’s Michelangelo, an end-to-end workflow that enables internal teams to seamlessly build, deploy and operate machine-learning solutions at scale. Through the lessons learned at Uber, ...

Q&A: Actifio finishes record Q1 despite pandemic, gives insight into how businesses can move forward successfully

Nobody could have expected the way that COVID-19 would derail so much of the world in 2020, and various industries, companies and leaders have handled it in different ways. Actifio Inc., whose software platform helps businesses become data driven, just reported the strongest Q1 in the company’s history despite the pandemic. So what are their thoughts ...

The future of the enterprise is data-driven, AI-based knowledge systems

Data-driven companies are the future, and now more than ever this is apparent as COVID-19 has completely changed the playing field when it comes to companies that can pivot and transform digitally and companies who can’t. “In the current environment, you can see large retailers disappearing at a rate of knots because they haven’t been data-aware ...
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As data ‘attack surface’ expands during remote work, IBM X-Force kicks into overdrive

Enterprises have have to scale up their security thanks to the amount of remote work going on during the COVID-19 pandemic, but some are more prepared than others to meet the challenge. To help prevent security breaches, IBM X-Force is working with enterprises to find out if their data security is truly ready or not. “The attack surface ...

Balancing security, flexibility and speed within cloud services essential, says IBM Cloud CTO

Within technology, the balance between being security, flexibility and speed for business needs is constantly juggled. And within cloud technologies, the challenge remains front and center. So how does a large company like IBM solve these kinds of issues? “When we say cloud and security, it’s about the things that we implement as a cloud ...

Rethinking our reliance on tech as COVID-19 pushes businesses to evolve

These two months living in a global pandemic has birthed a new reality, and nothing will ever go back to what the world once thought normal. Despite the solemnity of what has occurred, this historical moment is pivotal for enterprises racing to adapt and becoming smarter businesses in the process, according to Mani Dasgupta (pictured), chief marketing officer of IBM’s ...

IBM Global Financing sees software and services financing grow

As IBM Corp. continues to migrate into a hybrid cloud model, IBM Global Financing is assisting businesses that want to invest in a transformational IT landscape and financially position themselves for success. “A big part of our business is now software and services financing, a lot of project financing,” said Bill Smith (pictured), general manager of IBM Global Financing. “We still ...

The hybrid cloud transformation: IBM’s three-pillar approach

The possibilities surrounding hybrid cloud has really changed the traditional approach to developing enterprise apps, which is the past was very much a waterfall approach of linear sequential phases. As things begin moving faster and faster through agile software development, how is this all being embraced by larger technology enterprises like IBM Corp.? “It’s a transformation for ...