Mark Albertson

Mark Albertson is a senior writer for theCUBE, SiliconANGLE Media’s livestreaming studio. He is an experienced technology reporter, recognized by Onalytica as a "Who's Who In Cloud Influencer" and named to Peerlyst’s “24 Powerful Cybersecurity Journalists.” Prior to SiliconANGLE, Mark wrote for the San Francisco Examiner, Blasting News, and CBS-Bay Area.

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Snowflake will stay in the cloud and avoid a benchmark war with competitors, says co-founder Benoit Dageville

Don’t look for Snowflake Inc. to tailor its cloud infrastructure for use in on-premises environments anytime soon. IDC has predicted that 2021 will see over 90% of global enterprises relying on a mix of on-premises, public and private clouds to meet infrastructure needs. The prominent investment firm of Andreessen Horowitz has publicly stated that the ...
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Latest storage announcements highlight AWS focus on custom processor and need for archive data

A number of announcements during AWS re:Invent last week involved storage that actively leverages the firm’s Graviton processor technology for managed file services and redefined the meaning of archived data. The latest news reflected a clear interest among storage executives at Amazon Web Services Inc. to push the innovation envelope within cloud environments. “We think ...
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Aviatrix flies higher with multicloud-native approach to networking and network security

Aviatrix Systems Inc. calls itself a cloud-native networking company, but its chief executive takes that one step further. It is multicloud-native, according to Steve Mullaney (pictured), president and chief executive officer of Aviatrix, because the company delivers automation, advanced transit services, security and visibility across multiple cloud platforms. “I call it multicloud-native because what we ...

Healthcare providers receive major boost from new AWS initiatives in patient records and cloud migration

Among the many announcements to come from AWS re:Invent 2021 was a set of initiatives for the healthcare space. These included support for the migration of electronic health records to the cloud and significant performance improvements by a major healthcare software company. “One of the big trends in healthcare is digitizing records to really help ...

Partner growth reveals continued momentum for AWS Public Sector business

Amazon.com Inc. does not break out revenue from its public sector business, but what partner metrics are known help paint a general picture of how it is doing. And what the numbers show is that business is booming. “Our partners are just exploding in the public sector space right now; COVID accelerated their movement to ...

Starburst sheds new light on role of data mesh in corralling decentralized information

The distribution of data across multiple clouds and platforms is leading a number of enterprises to look more closely at the concept of a data mesh. This is a positive trend for Starburst Data Inc., which has seen momentum behind the data mesh concept. “The pandemic has accelerated digital transformation and that move to become ...

Transformation of telco industry continues as Dish Network pursues partnership with AWS

As the new 5G wireless standard continues its deployment across the globe, network operators and cloud providers are collaborating to open new windows of enterprise and consumer opportunity. On Tuesday, Dish Network LLC offered details on how its previously announced partnership with Amazon Web Services Inc. will address connectivity needs for a wide range of ...

Amazon CTO Werner Vogels recalls the past to position AWS and cloud for the future

For a top technologist accustomed to keeping a laser focus on the future, Werner Vogels positioned much of his keynote at AWS re:Invent by looking back into the past. As if to amplify the historical theme of his presentation, Vogels (pictured) strode the keynote stage today wearing a T-shirt — he wears one that celebrates ...

Serverless news from AWS spotlights continued expansion of cloud ecosystem

Observers in the serverless computing community sat up and took notice on Tuesday when Amazon Web Services Inc. announced that four of its cloud-based analytics platforms would become available as serverless services. The news, delivered as part of the AWS re:Invent conference in Las Vegas, encompassed Amazon Kinesis, Amazon EMR, Amazon Redshift, and Amazon MSK. ...

United Airlines transforms its cloud technology to cope with the pandemic

In February 2020, Linda Jojo (pictured), executive vice president of technology and chief digital officer of United Airlines Inc., was in a meeting with Amazon Web Services Inc. to discuss how technology would transform the airline. One month later, the world turned completely upside down as a pandemic virtually stopped global travel “Nothing tells you ...