Victor Dabrinze

Victor is a seasoned writer covering live events with theCUBE, a SiliconAngle Media initiative. As a digital content aficionado and a tech nerd, he has cut his teeth across both sides of the pond. He sees the world as an incredibly diverse, infinite expanse and takes every available chance to learn something new. In his spare time, Victor enjoys outdoor activities such as go-karting, paintballing, and soccer.

Latest from Victor Dabrinze

Tackling sustainability for today’s networks: Intel, Dell weigh in

A lot of buzz has accompanied the exciting innovations coming to networking, such as 5G, edge computing and Open RAN. But behind the curtain lies another, equally important factor — power consumption. Operating expenditures are soaring as a result of increasingly power-hungry hardware. Thus, efforts need to be directed toward trimming power needs across the ...

Dell steers telecom providers away from legacy monolithic architectures

Cloud technology is driving rapid acceleration and unlocking new value areas in an expanding set of niches, one of which is telecommunications. Dell Technologies Inc. is leveraging its considerable IT experience to drive new capabilities within the sector, in the hope of advancing a more open, cloud-native state of affairs. “From a Dell perspective, given our ...

The AI computing boom: OctoML targets machine learning workload deployment

The artificial intelligence scene is currently at a major inflection point, and solutions providers are cropping up to address specific pain points. One of those is OctoML Inc., whose value promise is improved speed and efficiency in deploying enterprise machine learning workloads. OctoML was spun out of the University of Washington by the creators of Apache ...

Neural Magic takes aim at simplifying the optimization of machine learning models in production

With hardware innovation somewhat stagnated, the next frontier of technological advancement seems to be putting computers to work on intricate tasks through artificial intelligence. With AI and machine learning playing inextricable roles in the next generation of enterprise computing, enabling capabilities to ease developers’ jobs is a topic worth discussing. And Neuralmagic Inc. is tackling ...
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Cloud and DevOps outlook for 2023: Getting more out of data

The COVID-19 pandemic had defined the past few years. For the corporate and enterprise technology spaces, it’s meant an ebb and flow of spending aimed either at staying cautious or innovating to push ahead. Currently, enterprises are laser-focused on getting more out of their data in a cost-effective manner, according to Rob Strechay (pictured), founder and principal ...

HPE’s platform-focused approach seeks solutions for edge use cases

For a cloud service provider like Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co., building out its platform to attract collaborators is key. And the company’s recently appointed chief technology officer is already hard at work bolstering its effort to that end. “HPE is a partner-first organization, and that helps us get our breadth and our scale across the globe,” said Fidelma Russo ...

Aruba’s grand vision for the ‘Intelligent Edge’

Through its internet of things, on-premises access and network flavors, edge computing has become the new standard for improving the response times and bandwidth needs of the enterprise at large. A new frontier, called “Intelligent Edge,” will allow companies to swiftly adapt to changing networking needs — among other benefits. “We’re focused on providing technology to ...

Red Hat equips the DoD with improved battlefield capabilities from the edge

More factors play a profound role in defense and military strategies today, and technology is one of them. Lockheed Martin Corp. and the United States Department of Defense have leaned on Red Hat Inc. and its artificial intelligence chops to keep as many soldiers as possible alive on the battlefield. “Part of our 21st-century security ...
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Where AI meets cybersecurity: Opportunities, challenges and risks so far

As evidenced by the example of ChatGPT, artificial intelligence is advancing in unprecedented directions to solve exciting new problems. But, as AI is being pointed toward critical cybersecurity operations, do the gains outweigh the potential risks and concerns? “You should be worried,” said Andy Thurai (pictured), vice president and principal analyst at Constellation Research Inc. “The ...

Driving innovation: Cloud transformation at scale and how companies are strategizing their journeys

Digital transformation and cloud migration are among the biggest enterprise computing trends today. But while some companies have their entire operations in the cloud continuum, others have seemingly dragged their feet through its nascent stages or haven’t even dipped their toes into the cloud waters at all. “I’ve been seeing it over the years, but we ...