Victoria Gayton
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What to expect during SC25: Join theCUBE Nov. 18-20
Exascale computing systems are no longer theoretical milestones on research roadmaps. They’re operational infrastructure handling workloads that stress every layer of the stack, from interconnects to observability tooling. The challenge isn’t just building faster processors or denser storage; it’s ensuring that the infrastructure meant to secure and monitor these exascale platforms doesn’t become the bottleneck. ...
How business insights are reshaping decision-making in defense operations
Even the largest institutions can lose sight of how systems actually function. Business insights — the ability to understand how operations actually run, not just how they’re designed to — has become increasingly essential for complex organizations. That lack of internal visibility, especially in environments as wide-ranging as the U.S. Army and Department of War, ...
Inside the enterprise AI wall: Building context for real impact
Enterprise technology projects are stalling, and the problem isn’t a lack of capability. Companies deploy sophisticated AI agents only to watch them fail in isolation, disconnected from the messy, multi-system reality of how work actually happens. The missing ingredient isn’t more advanced algorithms, but operational context that bridges siloed systems and fragmented workflows, according to ...
How mission-driven innovation is rewriting tech’s speed rules
Organizations face mounting pressure to deliver faster than ever, ushering in a new era of mission-driven innovation. The challenge goes beyond keeping up with competitors; clients now expect rapid innovation and seamless execution. As industries evolve, adaptability and the willingness to rethink traditional approaches have become defining factors for success. The pressure to innovate has ...
Three insights you might have missed from theCUBE’s coverage of the SHI Fall Summit
Enterprise technology has reached a new inflection point, where limitless possibility meets the hard edge of security. As organizations pursue secure AI integration across complex production systems, they’re discovering that capability and control must evolve together or risk collapsing under their own complexity. That tension shaped the conversation at this year’s SHI Fall Summit, where ...
Inside the Dell–Nvidia alliance powering enterprise AI at scale
Enterprise adoption of emerging technologies — from generative agents to industrial robotics — is often slowed by infrastructure complexity, forcing organizations to undertake costly overhauls. But two of the industry’s titans, Dell Technologies Inc. and Nvidia Corp., are actively working to accelerate enterprise AI adoption by focusing on turnkey solutions that fit within the existing ...
Three insights you might have missed from theCUBE’s coverage of Dreamforce
Something’s shifting under the surface of enterprise tech. For years, companies have tried to streamline operations, connect siloed systems and bring consistency to customer engagement, but cracks keep showing. Fragmentation still wins. The future will belong to those who rethink architecture from the ground up, especially as AI agents begin reshaping how work gets done. ...
Slack’s next act: Agents and humans build the future of work together
Workplace collaboration is undergoing a quiet revolution. The next wave of innovation isn’t about adding more tools — it’s about making them think with us. Powered by artificial intelligence, the new Slack AI platform turns technology into a true teammate, reshaping how ideas form, decisions flow and organizations move in sync. This isn’t automation as ...
Inside the contact center: Change management lessons from PwC
Call center burnout isn’t just a staffing issue. It’s a warning light that today’s change management tactics aren’t keeping up. Across industries, companies face mounting pressure to rewire how customer service actually works, even as costs and expectations keep climbing. PwC PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP is leaning into pragmatic change management to turn this dynamic from a ...
Disrupt or be disrupted: Accenture’s blueprint for business innovation
Standing still is the fastest way to get left behind. As technology and market expectations accelerate, companies face constant pressure to rethink how they operate or risk being outpaced. Business innovation is the heart of that reinvention, challenging leaders to unlock new value from data, talent and investment. Waiting for change isn’t an option, according to ...