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Amber Johnson

Amber Johnson is a beat writer for SiliconANGLE's premier media team, theCUBE. She covers theCUBE events worldwide, spanning expert commentary on the hottest trends in IT. Johnson worked as an editor at Hendrix College's newspaper publication, The Profile. As a History major, she enjoys learning about the advances made in technology, both in the past and at the bleeding edge. Johnson is an award-winning writer and speaks German. An avid hobbyist, she paints, hikes, and writes poetry in her off-time. She lives in Arkansas with her cat.


Latest from Amber Johnson

Digital India influences IT at public companies | #infa16

Gassing up the car in India is a dramatically different than what many US citizens experience. For example, all pumps are manned, but more surprisingly, the oil company is owned largely by the government. Indian Oil Corp., Ltd. (IOC) is the largest …

All things data: From geeks to board room | #infa16

Informatica Corp. has a specialized approach called Master Data Management (MDM) that eliminates much of the overhead costs and complexities of last year. MDM is essentially a mapping system for Big Data. At Informatica, MDM has gone to the Cloud as a …

VMware’s vision: A teaser for VMworld 2016 | #emcworld

VMworld 2016 will present some changes including a change of venue. Instead of the traditional San Francisco location, the latest iteration will be in Las Vegas. In addition, Pat Gelsinger, CEO o VMware, Inc., will be delivering a Keynote. Robin Matlock, CMO at …

The state of IT: EMC’s efforts at optimization | #emcworld

EMC is using surveys and workshops to help businesses thrive at what they are already doing. How it works: EMC is analyzing data from its customers to facilitate an “IT transformation” in conjunction with the surveys, explained Barb Robidoux, VP of marketing at …

EMC’s Unity: Data center on a stick? | #emcworld

As cloud technologies continue to effect various aspects the industry, the size of physical hardware is trending down. Nevertheless, mobility is perhaps the most remarkable element of EMC’s virtual software, which has become “an all-flash data center in your pocket,” according to Chris …

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