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Gabriel Pesek

Gabriel Pesek is a writer for SiliconANGLE Media's roving news desk team theCUBE, covering events and developments in the tech world. Repeated stints as a publication editor in high school, a focus on international language studies in college, and a self-published examination of H.P. Lovecraft's fiction have left him with a deep appreciation of new communications developments. An enthusiastic fan of music, Pesek is a long-time album reviewer for The Burning Beard, which has led to contact with up-and-coming bands around the world, while also maintaining daily reviews of albums from his personal collection. Raised in south Texas, he currently lives in north Louisiana.

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Getting cloud-connected not the final destination, says tech exec

CLOUD By GABRIEL PESEK9 YEARS AGO

As the excitement and hype around cloud solutions builds, some company execs see getting their business cloud-connected as the final destination. But that’s far from the finish line, according to Paul Mattes (pictured), vice president of the global cloud group at Veeam Software Inc. …

HPE leverages OEM partnerships to expand supply chain

INFRA By GABRIEL PESEK9 YEARS AGO

As the applications of software and virtualization continue expanding in scope and versatility, the hardware on which those services rely is earning its own share of attention. And behind that hardware, the alliances of manufacturing and retailing are driven by more pragmatic …

Everything as a Service: Customization demands further fragment tech

BIG DATA By GABRIEL PESEK9 YEARS AGO

As content delivery, infrastructure and other fundamental aspects of technologically driven businesses evolve with the times, the shape of tech itself is going through considerable redefining, according to Justin Hotard (pictured, right), vice president and general manager of hyperscale and OEM Solutions at Hewlett Packard …

The irony of real-time analytics and why data needs refinement

INFRA By GABRIEL PESEK9 YEARS AGO

Raw data is messy, unorganized and disparate. As with any raw material, however, data can be refined. Once fit for commerce, data can build models, answer questions and write code in real-time. The irony is that this gate-checking process of determining which data can …

Riding the perfect storm of memory’s market with NVMe over Fabric

INFRA By GABRIEL PESEK9 YEARS AGO

What’s the future of computing hold for storage? Non-volatile memory standards offers hope to the enterprise, as flash storage provider Micron Technologies Inc. unveiled a new NVMe over Fabrics architecture at its summit today in New York. Eagerly presenting the capabilities of its new …

How Intel’s cloud-native utilities connect and expand visual data

EMERGING TECH By GABRIEL PESEK9 YEARS AGO

As the ease of constructing and integrating pieces of technological applications like augmented reality becomes more and more accessible, companies producing media content, as well as those consuming it, are looking at how these advances can be applied. “Those sorts of capabilities …

Is cloud becoming the environment of choice for content creators?

CLOUD By GABRIEL PESEK9 YEARS AGO

With cloud integration and interfacing rapidly evolving to meet the various needs of the companies that have chosen to develop software-based services, its effects on the world of media processing are becoming a distinct presence and driving further innovation. “Speed of processing becomes …

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