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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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Cloud-HCI cocktail quenches enterprise thirst for easy VDI

Virtual Desktop Infrastructure is not exactly top-trending news for tech analysts at the moment, according to Calvin Hsu (pictured), vice president of product marketing at Citrix Systems Inc. The virtualization technology hosts desktop operating systems on central servers within data centers. After generating …

Veeam and VMware extend team-up with Continuous Data Protection

VMware Inc. customers have long favored Veeam Software Inc.’s backup and recovery services tailor-made for virtual machines. But since goliaths Dell Technologies and Amazon Web Services Inc. have joined with VMware, some wonder if they will crowd Veeam out. “We have a …

Veeam sandwiches data availability with Cisco’s network hardware

The complexity of hybrid infrastructure gets devilish at the application layer where the needs of traditional bare-metal and cloud-native apps often clash. “The network brings this together,” according to Frank Palumbo (pictured, right), senior vice president at Cisco Systems Inc. Applications must be able …

Drone analytics company crunches bunches of IoT data in the cloud

A single Internet of Things-connected device is nice, but two or three put together are better. That is, the data each device collects yields smarter insights when analyzed together. But crunching many converged data streams at once can strain ordinary data centers’ compute …

Google flips client-server model for improved apps, data collection

Developers at Google Inc. are rethinking the standard client-server model in rendering applications. Apps might better serve individual web browsers or entities like Facebook Inc. or Twitter Inc. depending on which side they fall, according to Stephen Fluin (pictured), developer advocate at Google. …

IBM’s Node-RED democratizes Watson for code novices

IBM Corp.’s Emerging Technology Group in the United Kingdom needed a way to speed churn proofs of concept for clients. The resulting development platform, Node-RED, hides complexity so well, even code-illiterates can use it, according to Nick O’Leary (pictured), Watson Internet of Things developer advocate at …

Container tech spurs Datrium beyond the realm of virtual machines

Container technology’s virtualized methods for running distributed software applications are increasingly outshining the work of virtual machines. Many experts agree that containers are more agile and scalable vehicles for workloads compared to VMs. But a lot of existing products — particularly hyperconverged infrastructure appliances …

Is the secret to enterprise transformation hiding in the HR department?

Doing better business and saving loads of cash might not require hiring financial and accounting wizards to the C-suite. It may be possible simply through restructuring work in the oft-neglected Human Resources department, according to Deepak R. Bharadwaj (pictured), general manager of the …

Specializing apps in the big data-fast data virtuous cycle

Becoming a data-driven enterprise requires more than just parking data in a gigantic repository. “There’s big data, and there’s fast data,” said Dave Tang (pictured), senior vice president of corporate marketing and communications at Western Digital Corp. The true yield from data lakes …

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