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Patrick Nelson

Patrick is a writer covering live events with theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media’s livestreaming studio. A journalist specializing in industrial and business technology, he was formerly editor and publisher of the music industry trade publication Producer Report. Nelson has written for a number of technology blogs and wrote the Disruptor, future of networking blog for NetworkWorld. Nelson wrote the cult-classic novel "Sprawlism." In his spare time, he engineers and builds drones and designs radio frequency antennas. Got news? Tweet us @siliconangle


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Infosys weighs in on digital transformation strategy and trends

Digital transformation isn’t slowing despite supply chain issues, a war in Europe and escalating inflation, according to a major digital services provider. The reason: “It’s all about growth,” said Anant Adya (pictured, right), executive vice president at Infosys Ltd. Post-pandemic business growth …

How the enterprise is using automation as a tool to speed IT

Unifying orchestration and automating information technology are becoming increasingly in demand throughout digital business transformation for enterprise businesses. This is ringing true for Morpheus Data LLC, which began as an internal toolset within a private equity firm serving billions in capital and …

Environment as a service allows rapid spin-ups for developers

Developers and IT teams are opposing forces. Developers want to move fast, and they’re rewarded for doing that, along with being creative; whereas IT departments are rewarded for predictability and consistency. Environment-as-a-service solves this, according to Matt Carter (pictured, right), chief marketing officer …

Vitess progresses with recent upgrades aimed at next-gen UI

Vitess, a graduated CNCF project, automatically detects and repairs MySQL-level failures, according to the lead tech behind the database clustering system for horizontal scaling of MySQL. This has been a prior hindrance to smooth running, despite Vitess’ ability to automatically handle functions …

The future of developer-oriented security: Teleport weighs in

VPNs, privileged access and shared credentials don’t work well and must be eliminated in the developer environment. That’s in order to reduce attack surfaces, explains the first identity-native infrastructure company, according to Drew Nielsen (pictured), vice president of product marketing at Teleport …

The secrets of scaling security in a cloud developer environment

Telemetry-driven approaches to security are now required for those looking to close gaps in their cloud-native infrastructure, according to the founder of data security company Uptycs Inc. Observability needs to be viewed across the entire environment. That includes from software, where it’s developed, …

OpenTelemetry promises the demise of commodified data work

The adoption of OpenTelemetry is going to allow developers to do more building of interesting analysis features rather than repeating commodified work, according to one of the early members of the open source community-based project. “Instead of having to build your Kubernetes …

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