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

Inside PepsiCo’s AI playbook: Unified data, strategic wins and global scale

Enterprises are racing to apply generative artificial intelligence across customer experiences, operations and supply chains, but enterprise AI adoption isn’t easy. Turning innovation into real-world business value is proving far more difficult than expected. PepsiCo Inc. is showing what it looks like when that ambition meets execution. The company has moved beyond pilots and prototypes ...

Enterprise AI gains momentum as Red Hat focuses on infrastructure-first strategy

From powering predictive models to streamlining operations, artificial intelligence is transforming enterprise AI into a story of integration, not disruption. Red Hat Inc. is doubling down on the belief that AI should enhance existing enterprise systems rather than replace them. At the heart of this approach is infrastructure: stable, open and built to scale, according ...

Red Hat bets on platform power to fuel AI partner momentum

Artificial intelligence is redrawing the enterprise map at breakneck speed, driving demand for partnerships that go beyond innovation to deliver measurable business outcomes. At the center of this shift is the AI partner ecosystem — an interconnected network of collaborators working across infrastructure, models and services to scale enterprise use cases. Red Hat is leaning ...

AMD and Red Hat double down on AI infrastructure flexibility

As AI adoption accelerates, companies want to modernize their infrastructure without locking into a single platform or deployment model. That pressure is reshaping vendor alliances, particularly those built to support AI infrastructure flexibility through open architectures and hybrid approaches. Advanced Micro Devices Inc. and Red Hat  Inc. have spent the past decade building exactly that ...

Red Hat builds real-world AI infrastructure from upstream to inference

Enterprises looking to push AI infrastructure from lab experiments to production-ready solutions face a familiar bottleneck: Data access, system compatibility and performance at scale. Red Hat Inc. is tackling this challenge head-on through collaborative efforts with hardware and chip partners to optimize artificial intelligence and memory technologies in real-world enterprise environments. “I think it all ...

The clarity layer: Qlik’s trusted-data playbook for the AI age

Artificial intelligence is forcing a reckoning across the enterprise data landscape, and QlikTech International AB has staked its claim with a vision grounded in precision, openness and execution. The company is positioning itself as more than a participant in the agentic AI era, aiming to become the platform that delivers real-time answers from trusted data. ...

NetApp puts strategy over hype in race to real-world AI outcomes

In a world shaped by AI and data infrastructure, NetApp Inc. is choosing nuance over noise. Chief Executive Officer George Kurian frames the company’s mission as helping enterprises anchor meaning in a sea of data — rather than simply chasing trends. For Kurian (pictured), NetApp’s approach reflects a deeper ethos — one rooted in long-term responsibility ...

Three insights you may have missed from theCUBE’s coverage of FICO World

Forget demographics. In today’s financial world, customer intelligence comes from patterns, not personas. Modern institutions are shifting from static profiles to adaptive insight, building real-time behavioral models that evolve with every login, transaction or risk event. Personalization may open the door, but timing, relevance and nuance move the relationship forward. That break from old-school segmentation ...

Where containers meet AI: Google’s evolving Kubernetes ecosystem

There was a time when Kubernetes was mostly a curiosity — a developer tool built in the wilds of open source to solve problems not everyone knew they had yet. But a little more than a decade later, the open-source project has become the backbone of cloud-native computing and a cornerstone of how artificial intelligence ...

What to expect at Red Hat Summit: Join theCUBE May 19–21

Generative AI may dominate headlines, but for enterprise tech leaders, the real conversation is about the hybrid cloud architecture that supports it. Red Hat Inc. has become one of the most critical players helping developers and information technology teams manage that complexity, from the operating system to platform-level automation and AI. At last year’s Summit, Red ...