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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.


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TOTVS expands enterprise AI foundation beyond software

An enterprise AI foundation depends on more than models and agents. It also requires governed operational data and infrastructure that can carry AI into production, a foundation-first approach emerging among Brazilian companies. Technology company TOTVS S.A. is building that foundation from its …

Nvidia ties AI factory economics to tokens and power efficiency

Artificial intelligence factory economics increasingly depend on more than access to high-performance graphics processing units. As agentic systems draw on multiple models, databases and tools, the entire data center must work as one computing system. That transition is shifting attention from individual …

CEO George Kurian outlines NetApp’s data strategy for production AI

Intelligent data infrastructure is becoming critical as enterprises move artificial intelligence from curated pilots into production. NetApp Inc. is positioning its Novus architecture for that transition. Ninety-three percent of organizations pursuing production AI identify data as their leading challenge, according to NetApp …

Agentic security strategy faces a shrinking breach window

An agentic security strategy must account for software that can act on legitimate instructions in unexpected ways. Agents can use credentials, call tools and choose their own routes toward a goal, expanding the paths security teams need to watch. The risk arises …

Oracle CISO puts humans at the center of AI security governance

As enterprises face AI-driven cyberattacks, AI security governance must control autonomous systems that can reach data, connect applications and act on users’ behalf. That makes human accountability a core security requirement. Traditional controls remain necessary, but security teams must also understand the …

Agentic AI security pushes vendors toward shared safeguards

Agentic AI security is becoming a cross-industry challenge as autonomous systems move among products and platforms. Okta Inc. argues that building trust will require coordinated safeguards rather than isolated vendor controls. The implications extend beyond enterprise architecture, according to Charlotte Wylie (pictured), …

Vanderbilt University extends identity governance to AI agents

Identity governance must accommodate changing relationships among people, institutions and technology. Vanderbilt University sees that complexity deepening as artificial intelligence agents enter institutional workflows. Vanderbilt uses OneVU, powered by Okta, for single sign-on. Its broader environment includes residential life, athletics, its own …

Collibra brings runtime governance to enterprise AI agents

Runtime governance is becoming critical as autonomous agents move from answering questions to taking action across enterprise systems. Organizations need to govern both the business context agents receive and the boundaries they operate within. Collibra BV is addressing those requirements through Live …

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