The CES consumer electronics show earlier this month highlighted groundbreaking advancements in technology, emphasizing artificial intelligence and sustainability, and brought a lot of enterprise tech marketing to the table. This analysis delves into these themes, illustrating their impact through examples from key players in the industry. It reflects on how these trends are reshaping consumer ...

Predictions about enterprise tech have never been more uncertain. They become even more challenging when you try to make forecasts that are measurable. Generally, our belief is we should be able to look back a year later and say with some degree of certainty whether the prediction came true – ideally with some quantifiable evidence ...

This AnalystANGLE is an analysis of the current state of data management in e-commerce. The article highlights the shift towards first-party data tracking as third-party cookies become less reliable. It stresses the importance of developing a data warehouse for in-depth analytics and suggests using customer data platforms, or CDPs, to streamline data integration and analysis. The conversation ...

Network security is the topic du jour in this episode of The SecurityANGLE, our series covering the cybersecurity sector, featuring theCUBE Research Managing director and Principal Analyst Shelly Kramer, and Jo Peterson, CUBE Collective community member and vice president of cloud and security services at Clarity360. Five network security predictions for 2024 As mentioned, this episode ...

We believe the future of intelligent data apps will enable virtually all organizations to operate a platform that orchestrates an ecosystem similar to that of Amazon.com Inc. By this we mean dynamically connecting and digitally representing an enterprise’s operations including its customers, partners, suppliers and even competitors. This vision includes the ability to rationalize top-down plans ...

At the beginning of last year, who knew that generative artificial intelligence and ChatGPT would seize the moment? A year ago, we forecast that data, analytics and AI providers would finally get around to simplifying and rethinking the modern data stack, a topic that has been near and dear to us for a while. There ...

The pace of technology innovation today is quickly closing the gap between the possible and impossible. Just think of what we’ve seen in the proverbial blink of an eye – groundbreaking achievements in artificial intelligence, vaccine technology, autonomous vehicles, robotics, renewable energy and more. At PwC, we set out to better understand what technologies are ...

Since the one legitimate technology revolution of the century, the convergence of mature and networked software interfaces with GPS-enabled smartphone cameras, we’ve been waiting for the next technology ship to come in. It wasn’t 3D printing, which has mostly disrupted the ghost gun industry. Augmented reality technology hasn’t gotten there either, though it was able ...

We believe today’s so-called modern data stack, as currently envisioned, will be challenged by emerging use cases and artificial intelligence-infused apps that begin to represent the real world, in real time, at massive data scale. To support these new applications, a change in underlying data and data center architectures will be necessary, particularly for exabyte-scale ...

Stytch Inc., a startup providing identity access management infrastructure for developers, today announced the general availability of its Passkeys offering for developers, which offers an easier way to build, customize and maintain passkey-based authentication in their applications. The company says the new solution offers a flexible, application programming interface-first approach to passkeys that abstracts the complexity ...