Victoria Gayton

Victoria is a field editor for theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media's livestreaming studio. As a writer for IBM Global Services, she produced thought-leadership white papers on diverse topics, ranging from internet security to AI to cloud computing, for nearly two decades. Today, Victoria's enthusiasm for exploring and writing about emerging technologies continues unabated. In her spare time, she works with an animal rescue group, listens to podcasts that inspire her and prepares (easy) recipes that make her seem like a far better cook than she is.

Latest from Victoria Gayton

Data trust, by design: How Snowflake tests its AI on itself

The enterprise data landscape is transforming rapidly as organizations lean into advanced analytics and artificial intelligence to drive decisions and streamline operations. But innovation only scales when data trust, quality and governance keep pace. Snowflake Inc. is taking a pragmatic approach to the tension between AI acceleration and responsible data governance. That balance is foundational ...

Deloitte clears a faster AI path for banks with a governed data platform

Financial institutions are rapidly moving to reimagine their operations with generative artificial intelligence, which begins with a governed data platform. But these organizations aren’t chasing hype: They’re demanding measurable value. Deloitte Consulting LLP’s data leaders say clients want more than strategies — they expect accelerated delivery, real-time insight and a measurable return on investment. Deloitte’s ...

IBM’s bets on open and interoperable AI agents

At IBM Think 2025, IBM doubled down on a bold agentic AI strategy to unify digital labor across hybrid enterprises. With the rise of AI agents that can reason, collaborate and operate autonomously, businesses are racing to transform siloed automation efforts into orchestrated, enterprise-wide digital workforces, according to Scott Hebner, principal analyst at theCUBE Research ...

IBM bets on integration, not scale, to win the hybrid cloud race

While much of the tech world chases scale and speed, IBM Corp. has leaned into something far more enduring: enterprise integration across hybrid environments. Built on decades of mainframe reliability and deep enterprise experience, IBM’s foundation sets it apart. That legacy gives the company a unique position in today’s cloud-native landscape, according to Sanjeev Mohan (pictured), ...

IBM’s data-first AI strategy puts hybrid in the driver’s seat

Long-term success in AI depends on a robust hybrid data architecture that adapts to where data resides and how it’s used. IBM Corp.is fully embracing this strategy, and the results so far have been promising. The company reports early wins that hint at massive future gains, with expectations that current successes could multiply significantly over ...

IBM’s agentic strategy brings generative AI down to earth and into production

Companies are leaning into generative artificial intelligence with bold ambitions, but scaling those aspirations demands an agentic strategy that goes beyond enthusiasm and experimentation. As many focus on engagement and content generation, IBM is calling attention to the operational realities that underpin lasting success. Its agentic strategy is gaining traction because it bridges creative momentum ...

Heineken’s AI evolution: Brewing insights with IBM and a modular stack

With over 160 years of legacy across hundreds of local markets, Heineken faces a common yet complex challenge: How to modernize a highly distributed enterprise without losing the local touch that made it iconic. Artificial intelligence and data technologies offer a path forward, but only when paired with clear business intent and powered by connected ...

The future of agentic AI in commerce: 8 standout takeaways from Elevate 2025

Artificial intelligence is redefining how commerce happens, pushing it beyond transactions into experiences that feel intuitive, personal and emotionally aware. From dynamic agents to hyper-tailored journeys, agentic AI is turning what once felt futuristic into the new baseline. Commercetools, a longtime force in digital commerce strategy, is driving much of this shift. Known for its ...

From copilots to orchestrators: AI agents reshape IBM’s automation playbook

AI agents are emerging as the next evolution in enterprise intelligence, moving beyond copilots to autonomous systems capable of driving outcomes. As companies adopt them across departments, complexity surges and execution risks rise. IBM Corp. is focused on developing AI agents that execute across systems rather than merely assist at the edges. These agents are ...

From insight to automation: USAA’s enterprise gen AI strategy

Most companies talk about gen AI as a feature. At the United Services Automobile Association, it’s becoming foundational. USAA is applying generative artificial intelligence across core operations to pull strategic insight from unstructured data, according to Ramnik Bajaj (pictured), senior vice president, chief data, analytics and AI at USAA. Its approach prioritizes scale, trust and adaptability ...