James Kobielus

James Kobielus is @theCUBE and Wikibon lead analyst for AI, data, data science, deep learning and application development. Previously, Jim was IBM Corp.'s data science evangelist. He managed IBM's thought leadership, social and influencer marketing programs targeted at developers of big data analytics, machine learning and cognitive computing applications. Prior to his five-year stint at IBM, Jim was an analyst at Forrester Research, Current Analysis and the Burton Group. He is also a prolific blogger, a popular speaker and a familiar face from his many appearances as an expert on theCUBE and at industry events.

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Deeper into cloud data: AWS launches a blitz of innovative AI offerings at re:Invent

AI By JAMES KOBIELUS8 YEARS AGO

Amazon Web Services Inc. made artificial intelligence far and away the dominant theme of its announcements on Wednesday, the second day of re:Invent 2018. As presented in detail in AWS Chief Executive Andy Jassy’s keynotes, the latest announcements fell into the following …

All around the cloud: Here’s everything AWS has announced so far at re:Invent

CLOUD By JAMES KOBIELUS8 YEARS AGO

Amazon Web Services Inc. continues to invest deeply in its widely adopted public cloud solution portfolio. On the first day of its annual re:Invent conference, it has launched a wide range of new and enhanced services to help its customers boost the performance, efficiency, …

On the cusp of AWS re:Invent, the public cloud continues to transform the public sector

CLOUD By JAMES KOBIELUS8 YEARS AGO

Amazon Web Services Inc. is deeply entrenched in the public sector. Over the past several years, it has invested deeply in supporting adoption of its public cloud services by noncommercial users around the world. As the seventh annual re:Invent conference approaches, AWS’s public sector …

The unsettling persistence of cybersecurity vulnerabilities in the cloud

SECURITY By JAMES KOBIELUS8 YEARS AGO

Clouds are full of cybersecurity vulnerabilities. If you’re trusting your data, applications and other business assets to any of the public cloud providers, you want them to provide strong assurance that all of that intellectual property is safe and that hackers won’t …

AI drives innovation in next-generation cloud business intelligence

BIG DATA By JAMES KOBIELUS8 YEARS AGO

Predictions are becoming cheaper, faster, more automated and more ubiquitous in our lives, and we have artificial intelligence to thank for that. AI is essentially a predictive technology. No matter what its algorithmic underpinnings, its core function is to make sophisticated inferences …

Oracle confronts a growing challenge from AWS in the cloud

CLOUD By JAMES KOBIELUS8 YEARS AGO

Oracle Corp.’s future is on the line, but its co-founder, Chairman and Chief Technology Officer Larry Ellison seems to be denying the obvious. What’s obvious is that Oracle is losing the cloud wars. What’s less obvious is that it’s in dire danger …

We must erect guardrails to protect against AI’s many risks to society

AI By JAMES KOBIELUS8 YEARS AGO

Artificial intelligence is rife with risks. Some of these may stem from design limitations in a specific buildout of the technology. Others may be the result of inadequate runtime governance over live AI apps. Still others may be intrinsic to the technology’s inscrutable “black box” …

As AWS re:Invent approaches, AI becomes the killer app for public cloud

AI By JAMES KOBIELUS8 YEARS AGO

Amazon Web Services Inc. has become a powerhouse provider of cloud-based tools for enterprises to develop and deploy sophisticated artificial intelligence applications. As we look ahead to the seventh annual re:Invent conference late this month, AWS continues to impress with its deep investments in …

Doing a reality check on GPU-accelerated databases

INFRA By JAMES KOBIELUS8 YEARS AGO

The graphics processing unit-accelerated database market has established itself as a substantial startup niche. However, it’s not clear if or when GPU-accelerated databases will ever move into mainstream enterprise database management systems. Though GPUs have made some inroads in recent years into …

Building the hybrid serverless multiclouds of the future

CLOUD By JAMES KOBIELUS8 YEARS AGO

Developers frequently compose solutions as patterns that hybridize different approaches to developing, hosting and managing application resources. Any solution pattern may be hybridized, with the approach usually contingent on the developer having access to an abstraction layer designed to enable the complex …

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