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Ain Drew

Ain Drew is a SiliconANGLE writer covering live events with theCUBE. As a writer, she’s covered everything from technology to Hip-Hop. She’s worked with PETA as an Urban Marketing Coordinator and poured over data in the field of education. Her biggest passion is creative writing, which has resulted in two self-published poetry books, If Life’s Rotten, Write to the Core and Sunday. When she’s not writing, Drew prefers to explore vegan cuisine, watch documentaries, and spend time with her only son. Got news? Tweet us @siliconangle.

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Q&A: Hospitals use AI to improve swarm learning

AI By AIN DREW6 YEARS AGO

When the average person hears that hospitals are sharing information, it may arouse reasonable suspicion. Hospital data contains our most private information, some of which we may not even share with our closest loved ones. But with swarm learning, hospitals are able …

Q&A: Using big data as an asset with an eye on governance

BIG DATA By AIN DREW6 YEARS AGO

As enterprise data grows, governance is a conversation at the forefront of many organizations seeking to monetize internal data sets. By being able to ensure the quality, integrity and security of data, companies are able to make real-time, critical decisions that impact …

Q&A: The quest for safer software in connected-car infrastructure

CLOUD By AIN DREW7 YEARS AGO

Our cars are literally becoming mobile devices running on software platforms. Safety is critical when it comes to automobiles, because written safety standards and our lives depend on it, necessitating mission-critical embedded systems. Enter BlackBerry QNX, designed not to fail, innovating the way cars …

Q&A: Lacework takes holistic approach to cloud security

CLOUD By AIN DREW7 YEARS AGO

Cloud security is, or at least should be, a top agenda item for board members. And as more enterprises are building and running applications with a cloud-native approach, security teams and developers need a shared language to tackle data breaches before small …

Q&A: Red Hat’s Operator Framework thrives off ecosystems

INFRA By AIN DREW7 YEARS AGO

Red Hat Inc.’s Operator Framework has come a long way in a short time since Operators were first conceptualized in 2016. Software developers have experienced innovation that allow the creation, configuration and automation of modern applications at every level of the computing stack. And …

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