Clustered Conversations by WEKA

Clustered Conversations by WEKA

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Clustered Conversations by WEKA episodes

  • Only One Starfish in the Sea
    Jacob Farmer, Starfish Software, joins WEKA to discuss the benefits of managing the data assets across the cloud and on-premises deployments of the WEKA Data Platform to quickly catalog and provide a method to move data to the right locations based on customer criteria and the important role metadata plays in it all.
    37 min
  • Cloudy with a Chance of WEKA
    The future is the cloud and WEKA wants to help you get there. Listen in as WEKA’s Head of Cloud Enablement, Eyal David discusses why the cloud is the place to invest and how easy WEKA can integrate into existing systems.
    27 min
  • Technology is only the half the game – Featuring Mark III
    If technology is only half of it, what’s in the other half? Mark III joins WEKA to talk about its unique, and somewhat haphazard, journey in building an all-star team to support organizations today building their AI Centers of Excellence and why assembling diverse teams of builders, creators, and IT operators all working together is the future.
    33 min
  • Dreaming of Unlimited Clusters!
    Dreaming of unlimited clusters? Tenstorrent joins WEKA to discuss opportunities of customizing all cluster components for optimal workload performance - from storage to fabric to memory to chiplets. We’re beginning the era of unimpaired ML pipeline design.
    27 min
  • Got 99 problems, but signal integrity ain’t one with Astera Labs
    Facing increasing data loss as signal speed accelerates? Listen in as Astera Labs joins WEKA in discussing the benefits of Green Computing, why faster signals do not have to correlate to increased data issues, the incredible implications of CXL on memory, storage and sharing, and lastly, how they have changed the game with the use of Artificial Intelligence.
    31 min
  • Time to go international, where cooling isn’t a problem…
    This week on the podcast, we’re going International. We’re joined by Rui Gomes from atNorth. atNorth, headquartered in Iceland, has recently deployed WEKA for its HPC and AI workloads. Rui explains his WEKA journey and how atNorth using WEKA, can offer their customers HPC-as-a-service with the best performance and price point.
    28 min
  • It’s a CLOUD world, and storage envy is real in M&E.
    Tom Taylor from Gunpowder joins our hosts and shares his stance on the cloud and if it’s here to stay. Then he unpacks his initial storage-envy when he first saw WEKA from performance off of the object tier, technical support, and how WEKA on GCP and WEKA on AWS enables media & entertainment companies to support artists globally.
    38 min
  • 6.4 TRILLION Files and many more AHA moments.
    WEKA’s very own David Chapa joins Clustered Conversations. Chapa has a long history in the industry, but even he was pleasantly surprised with WEKA’s Data Platform capabilities. Our hosts, Bob and Josh, discuss some of their AHA moments from cloud capabilities to unheard-of performance and interesting customer use cases.
    44 min
  • Back to our Roots with WEKA’s Chief Architect
    WEKA’s Chief Architect and Co-Founder, Maor Ben Dayan, sits down with our hosts, Bob and Josh, and discuss the history of the industry and key technological advances over the years.
    Maor’s had a front-row seat at WEKA from the beginning and plays a tremendous role in technological innovation at WEKA, with 10s of patents to his name. They delve into Raspberry Pi possibilities, the construction worker shortage slowing innovation in some markets, and more. The conversations surely take some interesting twists and turns, but we promise they wrap it all together.
    33 min

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Not to sound like a grandpa – ("back in my day ... I had to walk uphill to school both ways" – but for decades, storage and data management really was a chore. In fact, some systems felt like you needed a Ph.D. to operate, not to mention that they were filled with compromise.