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Nelson Williams

Nelson is a beat writer for SiliconANGLE's premier video production team theCUBE. He covers theCUBE events worldwide, spanning expert commentary on the hottest trends in IT.

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What to expect from Google Cloud-SAP team-up

CLOUD By NELSON WILLIAMS9 YEARS AGO

Google Cloud has been a game-changer for smaller companies and startups, but not so much for the enterprise, as many giants of the tech world already had their own information technology infrastructure in place. Its cloud services are making progress, though, through strategic alliances and …

Creating an environment for women to get technical

WOMEN IN TECH By NELSON WILLIAMS10 YEARS AGO

The call of technology is powerful, and women feel it as men do. The difference is one of environment. Women shy away from tech fields because encouragement and support are in short supply, even at the most professional of companies, according to Lily …

Bringing 5G from concept to reality: How difficult is it?

CLOUD By NELSON WILLIAMS10 YEARS AGO

Modern, networked technology demands many things. It wants speed for real-time interaction. It requires bandwidth so the data can flow. It must be secure, for the internet is a hive of villains. Communication standards designed years ago can’t meet these new demands at …

Converging wireless standards to build a person-centric future

EMERGING TECH By NELSON WILLIAMS10 YEARS AGO

Networks are about communication, and communication means standards. As networks across the world reach out toward everything from mainframes to smart devices, those standards become even more important. Fast data transfer means providers must agree to a common set of rules for …

Future-proofing Intel’s 5G ecosystem for developers

EMERGING TECH By NELSON WILLIAMS10 YEARS AGO

If data is the lifeblood of business today, then bandwidth is the beating heart. As more data flows across company networks, new technologies must emerge to lower costs and improve speed. One of these is 5G, a new networking standard that is poised …

Is IT security moving faster than the bad guys?

EMERGING TECH By NELSON WILLIAMS10 YEARS AGO

Evil never sleeps. The hackers and cybercriminals of the world are constantly working on new ways to attack computers. They’re also improving on the classics, like ransomware. To combat those threats, security researchers need to move fast. That means detecting and acting …

Companies need to share data to keep hackers at bay

EMERGING TECH By NELSON WILLIAMS10 YEARS AGO

Hackers share information about targets and tools to attack them, giving them a potential edge against individual companies aiming to protect themselves. Meanwhile, persuading a company to share their data on attacks is like pulling teeth. That needs to change, says Ted Julian …

Cloud and mobile drive new security tech to combat hackers

CLOUD By NELSON WILLIAMS10 YEARS AGO

Cybersecurity is a team sport. Cloud and mobile technologies have increased the ways hackers can attack a business, and no single vendor can provide a solution for every angle. Because of this, tech vendors are building ecosystems of partners to produce a multilayered …

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