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R. Danes

R. Danes is a senior writer for theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media’s mobile livestreaming studio, who is based on the East Coast. Her fondness for old media and longform journalism converges with an interest in new media and digital content trends. Exploring digital disruption in the realm of publications, articles and writing led her to writing articles about digital disruption everywhere. Find R. Danes on Twitter @DanesRd.

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Latest from R. Danes

Storage austerity helps F1-racing tech get up and go

INFRA By R. DANES8 YEARS AGO

To pull ahead in intensely competitive Formula 1 racing, teams increasingly leverage technology to fine-tune cars and win races. Safety concerns and the challenge of moving bulky infrastructure around the world present a host of challenges for information technology personnel. Mercedes-Benz Grand …

Analysis by paralysis: Why data should stay put in AI infrastructure

INFRA By R. DANES8 YEARS AGO

Artificial intelligence and machine learning software geared for data analysis is flooding the market, and companies are buying. But a close examination reveals that the vast majority of big-data projects implode and most data scientists spend little time actually doing analytics. What …

Toyota breaks data silos to go toe-to-toe with Uber and Co.

BIG DATA By R. DANES8 YEARS AGO

Do old incumbents really have a chance against nimble, zero-baggage startups? The automotive industry is a good place to dig out the answer to that question. Established giants like Ford Motor Co. and Toyota Motor Corp. are leveraging data compete against transportation service …

How APIs can connect the data dots dizzying enterprises

BIG DATA By R. DANES8 YEARS AGO

Take multiple spigots spouting torrents of data, add multicloud topping, and stir in pressing privacy and compliance concerns; the resulting beast is tough to roll into an application and shimmy through the window to business value before it shuts. Informatica LLC thinks …

OpenStack unpacks and moves up with containers, CI/CD

INFRA By R. DANES8 YEARS AGO

What ever happened to OpenStack, the open-source software platform for cloud computing? It’s fully alive, actually. As for its wellness and prospects for the future, that depends on how one sees the glass — half full, half empty, or brimming over with …

As data-driven road gets bumpier, Informatica and others race to finish

BIG DATA By R. DANES8 YEARS AGO

As if data collection, cleansing, wrangling, mangling and disentangling weren’t frustrating enough to enterprises, the General Data Protection Regulation is going live this month, impacting any business with customers in Europe. How are companies going to navigate all the twists and bends toward a …

Open-source eats software: How Red Hat buys tech and sets it free

INFRA By R. DANES8 YEARS AGO

Red Hat Inc.’s crazy-enough-to-work business model of selling open-source technology in managed packages has a reverse mirror image: It’s also buying for-profit companies and spilling the tech out into the open-source community. “We buy companies and we open-source their software, and we …

Red Hat and CoreOS put Kubernetes on autopilot

INFRA By R. DANES8 YEARS AGO

In its ongoing assault on the complexity of containers (a virtualized method for running distributed applications), Red Hat Inc. acquired CoreOS Inc. earlier this year. CoreOS has broken ground in the use of Kubernetes (an open-source container orchestration platform) for operations automation. …

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