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Paul Gillin

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As seen in: SiliconANGLE, LinkedIn, slideshare.net, Flipboard, TechTarget, Business 2 Community, Computerworld, CIO, CSO, The Code Project, MediaPost and
Covers:  Cloud computing Data analytics Software-defined IT infrastructure Software development
Doesn't Cover: Consumer electronics Employment trends
Speaker, B2B strategist, tech writer, author of five social media books. Also love @RedSox, @Patriots @Bunnylvr and my kids. gillin.com

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Paul Gillin is an independent writer, speaker and journalist who specializes in enterprise technology topics. Since 2014 he has served as Enterprise Editor of the tech news site SiliconAngle, where he specializes in cloud computing and data analytics. He also works on custom content programs for a wide range of IT companies.

He was founding editor-in-chief of B2B technology publisher TechTarget, where he grew the editorial staff from two to more than 70 journalists over five years. Previously,…

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Exclusive: LucidLink launches MCP server to give AI agents shared access to distributed files

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By Paul Gillin Verified
| SiliconANGLE Verified
LucidLink Corp., the maker of a cloud network-attached storage system based on object storage technology, today extended its distributed file system technology into agentic artificial intelligence with the public beta release of a Model Context Protocol server that lets AI agents access shared files across clouds, on-premises systems and edge environments. The company said its LucidLink MCP server connects any MCP-compatible agent or orchestrator to a LucidLink filespace.
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IBM says new sub-nanometer architecture paves the way for the next decade of chip design

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By Paul Gillin Verified
| SiliconANGLE Verified
IBM Corp. today unveiled what it says is the world's first sub-one-nanometer chip technology, a research breakthrough that it said will fuel the next 10 years of semiconductor development and pave the way to atomic-level chip design. The new technology is based on a transistor architecture IBM calls nanostack, designed for the 0.7-nanometer, or seven-angstrom, node.
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CData targets AI developers with governed data access tools

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By Paul Gillin Verified
| SiliconANGLE Verified
CData Software Inc. today announced three products aimed at simplifying access to enterprise data for developers building artificial intelligence applications. They include a free Connect AI Developer Edition, an open-source Python software development kit and a new command-line interface tool.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Stringer for the now-defunct Boston Ledger

How do you prefer to be pitched on stories?

Email only, please.

Why did you become a journalist?

It's the only job I could think of where I get paid to learn.
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