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Elizabeth Kays

Elizabeth is a beat writer for SiliconANGLE's roving news desk team theCUBE. She covers theCUBE events worldwide, spanning expert commentary on the hottest trends in IT. Got news? Tweet it to @siliconangle.


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Is it the end of horizontal infrastructure? | #oow15

With Oracle’s OpenWorld 2015 event, Oracle is making a move to capture some of the infrastructure behind its database empire. Chuck Hollis, SVP of converged infrastructure systems at Oracle, joined theCUBE (from the SiliconANGLE Media team) to discuss the future of infrastructure. “I’ve …

SaaS technology smoothing the transition to cloud | #VMworld

A common theme among the participants in theCUBE’s Cloud Ops Panel during VMworld 2015 was the challenge of integrating new technology, especially Software as a Service (SaaS) technology, into existing workflows, departments and companies. The panel, hosted by Brian Gracely, cloud computing analyst at …

It’s time for LinuxCon to cater to enterprise | #LinuxCon

Despite the rapid ascension of Linux into the world of mainstream enterprise, LinuxCon remains an intimate, technical event—something that will need to change as Linux rises into the mainstream. Jeff Frick, GM of theCUBE, caught up with SiliconANGLE’s founder John Furrier at …

Flash becoming “the center of computing” | #LinuxCon

SanDisk Corp. might not be the first company you expect to see at an open source conference. But Allen Samuels, Engineering Fellow and Software Architect in the Enterprise Solutions Group, said it’s what their customers want. During an interview with theCUBE, of …

A new focus on developer-centric tech at #LinuxCon 2015

Docker, the open source container technology, was a hot topic at LinuxCon 2015. Subhendu Ghosh, senior technology strategist at Red Hat, Inc., talked about how his company is approaching the implementation of containers during theCUBE’s coverage of LinuxCon, with the SiliconANGLE Media …

Oracle launches Exadata database in the cloud | #oow15

While a long history can sometimes hold companies back in the fast-paced world of tech, Oracle is turning its many decades of experience into an asset as it moves into cloud. Juan Loaiza, VP of the Systems Technology Group at Oracle, joined …

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