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Betsy Amy-Vogt

Betsy Amy-Vogt is a staff writer for theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media’s mobile livestreaming studio. A digital nomad before the term existed, Betsy started her writing career at a tech startup in Austin, Texas, before taking her laptop off around the globe. When not writing tech news blogs or working on her latest sci-fi fantasy novel, she volunteers at Hekab Be bilingual library and community center in Akumal, Mexico.

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Inside XtremIO’s snapshot storage technology

When VMware Inc. was updating its database, the company needed new storage arrays that matched the performance of its all-flash SAP HANA-supported platform. “If your database is all in memory, you can’t have a slow storage behind it. … You need a really fast back-end …

Will 5G blur the boundaries between network and compute?

Michael Dell is famous for saying, “Cloud is not a place; it’s a way of doing IT,” and the ways of “doing” information technology are changing as rapidly as the industry itself. As the lines between solutions blur, the decision-making process becomes less of a choice …

Toshiba and Dell collaborate to make memory faster, more secure

As the digital transformation of business gathers speed, information technology shifts from a cost-center item to a potential revenue stream. Speed and security have become key performance factors for memory, as technologies such as machine learning and artificial intelligence require real-time analysis, …

Digital revolution leads to Dell EMC sales force evolution

As technology transforms society, sales managers become trusted advisers and companies weigh the social impact of their operations. “We’ve gone beyond the, ‘Hey, what do you do and how do you do it?’ … Now it’s like, ‘What is your purpose?’” said John Byrne (pictured), president …

Open-converged infrastructure delivers on hype for Credit Union

Hyperconverged infrastructure solved many issues associated with storage arrays, but they still give information technology teams headaches over high costs, neighbor noise, time delays, and potential data loss. Open-converged infrastructure is touted as a solution to these problems, and the performance claims can seem too good to …

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