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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

Interana: The new kids on the data block | #BigDataSV

As companies increasingly try to understand what their users are doing, finding the right tools to do so makes all the difference. One company, Interana, Inc., brings a behavioral analytics solution for event data that enables businesses to obtain insights from the actions people, products …

Can Oracle become the number one cloud provider? | #CloudWorld

In the midst of Oracle’s historic third shift, Shawn Price, senior VP of Oracle Cloud at Oracle, detailed the buyer’s journey at CloudWorld. Price remarked about the smooth trajectory of the company’s business model, which until now has only had two major shifts. …

Is Oracle 100% ‘cloud ready’? | #CloudWorld

This year’s Oracle CloudWorld is showcasing the versatility of the Oracle line of products. Familiar products, such as Oracle OpenStack, have been made more flexible in their programming languages. And new products, such as the just-announced Oracle Cloud at Customer, enable organizations to get …

The life of a 12-year-old software developer | #IBMInterConnect

“The world needs more developers,” Tanmay Bakshi, 12-year-old software developer and entrepreneur, asserted during his debut on theCUBE, from the SiliconANGLE Media team, during IBM InterConnect 2016. While his poise is enviable at any age, Bakshi has only been developing for three …

Control-M moves outside of the data center | #BMCDay

Traditional analytic applications are challenged by newer programs like Hadoop for relevancy and customer engagement. Nevertheless, those at the helm of Control-M (workflow automation software) find that even in the face of Hadoop, “Our solution has even greater relevance than it has …

Oracle striving to become #1 Linux vendor | #oow15

With last year’s September release of Oracle OpenStack for Oracle Linux, Oracle determined that only one release of a singular product was necessary, because updates every three months can be overwhelming for the market. Oracle recently announced the Kilo release, and OpenStack …

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