Marcus Bailey

Imagine a world where enterprise technology doesn’t just keep up with the demands of artificial intelligence but actually drives it forward, seamlessly blending cloud environments with on-premises systems. That’s the ambitious vision Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. (HPE) laid out at a major industry

Imagine a world where managing complex Kubernetes clusters feels as effortless as streaming a favorite show, where developers can focus on crafting innovative applications rather than wrestling with infrastructure headaches. This vision is becoming reality with the latest enhancements to Amazon

Imagine a world where artificial intelligence doesn’t just support business operations but fundamentally redefines them, turning complex challenges into streamlined solutions overnight. That’s the promise of Google Cloud Next 2024, set to unfold from April 22-24 at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas. This

Imagine a world where deploying updates to a cloud-native application feels as seamless as sending an email, yet the reality for many DevOps teams is far messier, often riddled with broken pipelines and unexpected failures in Kubernetes clusters. Cloud-native architectures hold immense promise with

Imagine a world where businesses no longer wrestle with the daunting choice between public and private cloud environments, but instead seamlessly blend the best of both to meet their unique needs. This isn’t a distant dream but a rapidly unfolding reality, as Dell Technologies and Microsoft join

Imagine a world where businesses juggle multiple cloud platforms daily, struggling to connect them seamlessly while battling lengthy setup times and intricate configurations that sap both time and resources. This has been the reality for countless organizations navigating the complexities of

In an era where data drives every critical business decision, organizations are grappling with the challenge of ensuring that their data is not only accessible but also trustworthy and seamlessly integrated across platforms. Imagine a multinational corporation struggling to unify data from

Bank-grade Unix systems rarely blink, yet a single unguarded service can turn that reliability into a liability overnight when attackers find their way into the software supply path that keeps those systems running and updated across sprawling networks. IBM issued urgent fixes for four flaws in AIX

In an era where digital transformation accelerates at an unprecedented pace, the security of cloud environments and artificial intelligence systems has become a paramount concern for enterprises worldwide, with cyberattacks growing more sophisticated by the day. As organizations increasingly rely

Maryanne Baines has spent years pressure-testing AI systems against the hard edges of cloud-native realities. She has evaluated cloud providers and stacks across industries, helped teams climb out of “laptop-to-production” pitfalls, and pushed for architectures that deliver value at scale, in real