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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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AWS partners hold their own in next-gen data management, security

CLOUD By R. DANES9 YEARS AGO

The superstore underlying Amazon Web Services Inc.’s Marketplace, is home to 4,200 software listings from 1,300 vendors. As AWS rafts across diverse domains like machine learning and virtual reality, it’s overlapping with Marketplace partners, inevitably competing with them. But for now, these AWS-affiliated startups …

Monitoring tool babysits temperamental microservices apps

APPS By R. DANES9 YEARS AGO

Call it the Google effect. The simpler and more intuitive an application, the more sophisticated the technology that built it. With microservices, businesses are building more such apps, which demand more powerful and approachable monitoring, according to Christoph Pfister (pictured), executive vice president of …

In cloud boomtown, nobody talks about apps, says Zettabytes

APPS By R. DANES9 YEARS AGO

The grass is greener in the cloud than on-premises — for greenfield applications. A quick-and-dirty lift-and-shift to the cloud can leave legacy applications homesick for hardware, according to Rishi Yadav (pictured, right), founder and chief executive officer of Zettabytes Inc. “Nobody’s talking about …

HGTV parent company skips intermissions with agile cloud

CLOUD By R. DANES9 YEARS AGO

“Cord-cutting” has disrupted old-school TV-show-viewing means and machines, making audiences a tougher target for programmers to pin down. Born and bred in broadcast, Scripps Networks Interactive Inc. is chasing them on and off the tube with agile cloud computing. “The whole consumption method …

Shining a spend-control light on shadow IT hoarders

CLOUD By R. DANES9 YEARS AGO

Applications spread around multicloud infrastructure are difficult to manage from a technical perspective; budgeting and controlling cost for them — particularity, software as a service apps — can be equally tricky. “SaaS has enabled shadow IT in a way that we’ve never …

Cisco and SD-WAN acquisition fatten up network fabric

INFRA By R. DANES9 YEARS AGO

When Cisco Systems Inc. acquired software-defined network startup Viptela Inc. earlier this year, some saw a flat-footed legacy trying to buy relevance. The 33-year-old multinational giant, however, is infusing Viptela with more than the $610-million check it plunked down for it, according …

Developing apps for three-second attention spans

APPS By R. DANES9 YEARS AGO

Consumers run the show on their laptop and mobile devices. A slowpoke webpage or lackluster software application can be history with a single click or swipe. Apps must keep their acts together with rapid iteration and applied data analytics, or hit the recently closed …

When AI goes rogue: Moral debates could kill the hype

WOMEN IN TECH By R. DANES9 YEARS AGO

Venture capitalists lavished $10.8 billion on artificial intelligence and machine learning technology companies in 2017, according to PitchBook Data Inc. They’ve placed major bets that AI innovation can’t go far or fast enough to meet demand. But controversial use cases — like when …

Cloud Native Foundation rallies contributors in plot to seize enterprise

CLOUD By R. DANES9 YEARS AGO

The Cloud Native Computing Foundation is “hoovering up” heavy-weight industry sponsors who leverage its popular open-source projects. Enterprise adoption of cloud-native architectures isn’t vrooming along at quite the same pace thanks to complexities, though interest is palpable. Can big tech dollars and a …

CloudNOW winners show many faces of women in tech

WOMEN IN TECH By R. DANES9 YEARS AGO

What is it about women who not only nab jobs but achieve excellence in technology? Silicon Valley’s sexist company cultures are practically a meme thanks to the stream of corroborating headlines. For women techies to advance despite this, they must be one-in-a-million …

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