TheCUBE Wired team was on-site at #MCPDevSummit covering the builders, breakthroughs, and bold moves driving the ecosystem forward. If the energy on this expo floor is any indication, the agentic AI future isn't "coming soon" — it's already here. Stay tuned for #theCUBE’s full coverage. #AIAgents #MCP #DeveloperCommunity #NYSEWired John Furrier Gemma Allen Brian J. Baumann
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SiliconANGLE Media's theCUBE is a valuable resource for those looking to stay informed and inspired in the tech industry. With in-depth coverage of the latest trends and innovations, theCUBE provides a unique perspective on the future of technology and how it will shape the world we live in. The experienced and knowledgeable team at SiliconANGLE Media offers insightful analysis and thought-provoking commentary, making theCUBE a must-watch destination for anyone looking to stay ahead of the curve in the fast-paced world of tech. So tune in, get inspired, and stay informed with SiliconANGLE Media's theCUBE. SiliconANGLE Media is the result of the combination of John Furrier and Dave Vellante's vision. The SiliconANGLE and Wikibon brands, products, and services set out to create a new type of information company that creates high quality information in real-time using cutting edge social technologies, data, and crowd sourcing, combined with proven "old school" methods. Below are the three arms that make up SiliconANGLE Media: theCUBE - The video team SiliconANGLE - The editorial team theCUBE Research - The research team NEW: Cube Cloud - Cube365 team We are a bi-coastal firm with offices in Silicon Valley (Palo Alto, California) & Boston (Marlborough, Massachusetts) with an expanding virtual workforce around the world.
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The countdown to #SUSECON 2026 is on! 🗓️ Join us starting April 21 on theCUBE.net as we dive deep into the next era of open infrastructure. To get a taste of what’s coming, #theCUBE’s Rebecca M. Knight and Paul Nashawaty sat down with Peter Smails, GM of Cloud Native at SUSE, at #KubeConEU to discuss why SUSE is no longer "just a Linux company." “SUSE is not the company everybody thinks it is. We're leaders in the underlying operating system stuff, container management and virtualization, and also in things like SUSE AI, which is essentially a turnkey platform for securely governing and running AI workloads. It's open, flexible, secure and governed. That's our pitch for SUSE AI,” Smails shares. “We're also leaders in the edge. We recently purchased a company called Losant, which is a leader in IoT. We're cutting edge in that front, no pun intended. We want to make sure that all the listeners out there just understand fundamentally that SUSE is not just an old-school Linux company. We are an open-infra company, leading the open-infra charge, and we see ourselves as the future for modern workloads,” he adds. 💡 Dig further into SUSE AI at #SUSECON — kicking off on Apr. 21 on theCUBE.net. https://lnkd.in/dEWsQaJx #OpenInfra #AI #AIWorkloads #ContainerManagement #SUSEAI #EnterpriseAI
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The AI landscape is evolving fast. This is your chance to stand out. The 2026 SiliconANGLE TechForward Awards honor the technologies driving business forward. The AI category includes: ◆ AI Coding & Developer Assistants ◆ AI Copilots & Assistants ◆ AI Governance & Responsible AI ◆ AI Infrastructure & Systems ◆ Autonomous, Adaptive & Agentic AI Systems ◆ Customer Experience AI Solutions ◆ Enterprise AI Platforms ◆ Operational AI Solutions ◆ Vertical AI Solutions The winners and top two finalists in each AI subcategory will be featured in the TechForward Buyer’s Guide. Apply by Friday, April 3 to secure the Super Early Rate: siliconangle.com/awards #TechAwards #EnterpriseTech #B2BTech #AI #Security #Cloud #DataPlatform #Blockchain #Crypto #BuyersGuide
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Enterprises can now build 20 megawatts on Crusoe’s Spark Factory 🤖 In this episode of #theCUBE + NYSE Wired: AI Factories - Data Centers of the Future, our host John Furrier speaks with Erwan Menard, SVP Engineering at Crusoe, about how their Spark data center caters to the increasing density of energy. “Gigawatt scale data centers are super important to get the right economies of scale. We've built a number of them. The design of the data center is completely revisited because of the density of energy. Five years ago, you would have designed for 15 kilowatt per rack energy density. You take GB200, you're already at 120 kilowatt per rack and it's going to go higher from there with Vera Rubin. You need to design those data centers well, and there is a lot of value at the edge,” Menard shares. “That's why we built the modular data center called Spark. It's a container where you get half a megawatt. I can put 20 of those together and build 5, 10 megawatts, and that's going to be super helpful to inference the model and have all the data saved in a specific location. Think of healthcare, retail, manufacturing and governmental use cases. You need to serve both ways because you want to get the best performance, super latency at the edge, but you also want to be compliant with requirements of geographical specific deployment,” he adds. 💡 Get more insights! https://lnkd.in/gA2guTMs #DataCenters #AIFactories #Energy #SparkFactory #EnterpriseAI
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#theCUBE Research is expanding! We are thrilled to welcome Krista Case (Macomber) as our new Principal Analyst and Practice Lead for Cyber Resilience and Security 🚀 Krista will collaborate with Analyst in Residence for Cybersecurity Jon Oltsik on research, advisory and building the "signal" enterprise leaders need in a shifting threat landscape. Learn more about Krista and her work with theCUBE Research: https://lnkd.in/gr62VDE4 Cyber resilience is a top priority on theCUBE’s agenda. Krista brings 15+ years of elite experience from The Futurum Group, Evaluator Group and TechTarget, most recently leading data security marketing at OpenText. Krista will help our community navigate: 🔹 Data Security: Protecting and governing sensitive data wherever it resides. 🔹 Identity in the AI Era: Securing AI agents and other non-human identities. 🔹 SOC Transformation: Moving from reactive triage to better prioritization and faster response. 🔹 Operationalizing Trust: Making security decisions measurable and enforceable across the business. The mission is clear: help organizations reduce risk by controlling access to sensitive data and detecting and remediating risk in real-time. 🛡️ Please join us in welcoming Krista to the team! #CyberResilience #theCUBEResearch #Cybersecurity #AI #InfoSec #TechAnalyst #DataGovernance
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AI is changing the database stack – and #theCUBE’s “Oracle Data Deep Dive NYC” event will examine what that means for enterprise infrastructure 🗄️ Oracle’s latest moves point to a broader redesign of the database for AI, from vector search and AI agents to Model Context Protocol support and lakehouse integration. The April 14 coverage will drill into how Oracle is linking proprietary enterprise data to major AI models and reshaping compute infrastructure around that shift. 🔍 🔗 Check out the full story: https://lnkd.in/dYsCw5eq Security is also central to the story. Oracle is integrating privacy enforcement into the database layer to limit data exposure by design while also adding quantum-safe encryption to protect data at rest and in flight. For teams watching AI safety, governance and enterprise readiness, this is where the conversation gets more concrete 📊 “Organizations realize they can't just throw LLMs at the opportunity without a solid data infrastructure,” said David Vellante, chief analyst at theCUBE Research. “Specifically, a strong database foundation with modern capabilities like vector search and the ability to handle multiple data types. On April 14, we'll be digging into the key aspects of enabling enterprise AI and specifically how Oracle is approaching AI innovation while addressing AI safety.” Don’t miss theCUBE’s exclusive event on April 14. 🎥
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Proprietary data is going to be the differentiator for companies ⚖️ In this #RSAC2026 exclusive, #theCUBE’s David Vellante sits down with Prashant P., SVP & Head of Product at Capital One Software, to discuss how they help enterprises unlock their proprietary data to make their AI models smarter than competitors. “Data is the new currency with AI. Before, information was siloed in many places, but the internet made that okay. I think that's what's going to happen with intelligence. You're going to have common intelligence everywhere that you can get from the internet. But what differentiates a business long term is the proprietary things that make your AI models much smarter than your competitors because common knowledge is going to be everywhere,” Prahlad shares. “That proprietary data exists but it is sitting somewhere because somebody is afraid that this data has sensitive information or this data is not being utilized correctly or the fear of AI using this data to do something malicious. For us, that's the opportunity. With Databolt, we enable companies in the future, but the data is going to be the differentiator. How do we unlock that for our customers? That's what was behind some of our products,” he adds. 💡 Get more insights! https://lnkd.in/gyUt_BzF #ProprietaryData #AIModels #Intelligence #Data #AI #EnterpriseAI
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Boomi World 2026 is just around the corner! Join #theCUBE to explore how intelligent integration powers enterprise AI 🚀 The next phase of AI isn’t just about building models, it’s also about making everything work together. At Boomi World, the spotlight will be on how enterprises are connecting systems, data and workflows to turn AI into real, scalable outcomes. theCUBE will be live on-site with John Furrier and Rebecca M. Knight, bringing you real-time conversations with platform leaders and developers. Expect deep dives into AI agent management, API governance, observability & the automation strategies driving modern enterprise systems💡 This is the layer that turns AI ambition into operational reality! 🔔 May 13-14: Stay tuned to theCUBE.net for LIVE coverage. https://lnkd.in/db6_2wvp #AI #EnterpriseAI #AIAgents #APIs #Automation #TechNews
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Last week, Gemma Allen from SiliconANGLE & theCUBE interviewed me about our Series B and vision for the future of infrastructure field work. There were many cool things about the experience but I thought I’d shout out one: It was recorded right from the NYSE. Noisy background and all! Gemma asked me what I see as the biggest opportunities driving FYLD’s expansion to the US. 1️⃣ Lead line replacements: Lead water lines are still in use. There’s been a huge push in the States to recognize the danger they pose for our drinking water and replace them. 2️⃣ Aging infrastructure: Most US infrastructure is old, and combining that hazard with ongoing weather damage, urbanization, and our growing reliance on energy is testing the US’s limits. 3️⃣ Data centers: Data center builds are pushing those limits even further. Bypassing the grid system and choosing to invest in their own utilities causes labor and environmental consequences for everyone. The US is in the middle of one of the most critical infrastructure mandates of our time. FYLD is primed to help infrastructure, energy, and utilities through it by bringing AI and visibility into field center operations. Thank you, Gemma, for the interview! It was great to be with you in New York.
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Developers don’t just need open stack access – They need recipes 🧑💻 Join #theCUBE x NYSE Wired’s Gemma Allen at #NvidiaGTCAI 2026, as she speaks with Kevin Cochrane, CMO of Vultr, about how they enable developers to leverage a vertically integrated, horizontally open stack for building and deploying. “Until now, the game has been about access and availability of GPUs. At Vultr, we have always focused on the developer experience. Developers don't just need access, availability or the best performance. They need a vertically integrated, horizontally open stack. They need recipes. They need examples of all of the different things that they can build and deploy on Vultr infrastructure on Nvidia GPUs, and they need an open ecosystem,” Cochrane explains. “They need a horizontally open ecosystem so they can pick and choose all of the third party services that they need to build in their stack. Here at Vultr, what we specialize in is not just the access, performance, availability or open transparent pricing. It's giving them all of the vertical recipes for different use cases and having the biggest, broadest ecosystem so they have freedom, choice and flexibility,” he adds. 💡 Get more insights! https://lnkd.in/eVHupVJg #OpenStack #OpenEcosystem #NvidiaGPU #VultrInfrastructure #TechNews