Intel Chip Chat

Dr. Tom Bradicich, VP & GM, Servers, Converged Edge, & IoT Systems at HPE, joins Intel live at NAB Show 2017 to discuss the evolution of broadcasting to embrace industry standard solutions that transitions technology from fixed-function, proprietary devices. The broadcast industry is changing rapidly to embrace more platforms and more formats than ever before. On-demand, online media consumption is growing fast and quickly replacing traditional broadcast media. Dr. Bradicich discusses why organizations are moving compute, storage, and networking out of the datacenter and to the intelligent edge – and how HPE’s Edgeline Converged Edge Systems enable this transition. For more information, visit https://hpe.com/servers/edgeline.

Dr. Tom Bradicich, VP & GM, Servers, Converged Edge, & IoT Systems at HPE, joins Intel live at NAB Show 2017 to discuss the evolution of broadcasting to embrace industry standard solutions that transitions technology from fixed-function, proprietary devices. The broadcast industry is changing rapidly to embrace more platforms and more formats than ever before. On-demand, online media consumption is growing fast and quickly replacing traditional broadcast media. Dr. Bradicich discusses why organizations are moving compute, storage, and networking out of the datacenter and to the intelligent edge – and how HPE’s Edgeline Converged Edge Systems enable this transition. For more information, visit https://hpe.com/servers/edgeline.

Lisa Spelman, Vice President and General Manager of Intel® Xeon® Products and Data Center Marketing at Intel, joins us to discuss the launch of two pivotal advances for the data center: the delivery of Intel® Xeon® Scalable processors and announcement of Intel® Select Solutions. For more information on Intel Select Solutions, please visit https://intel.com/selectsolutions. For more information on the Intel Xeon Scalable platform, please check out the Intel Xeon Scalable platform launch at https://LaunchEvent.intel.com, learn more at https://intel.com/xeonscalable, and look for #XeonScalable on Twitter. To learn more about Hybrid Cloud, please visit www.intel.com/Cloud.

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Dr. Dawn Nafus, Senior Research Scientist at Intel, joins us live from the Intel AI Lounge at SXSW 2017. Nafus is a social anthropologist with Intel Labs and conducts research into how technologies can be made more meaningful to peoples' lives. Nafus attended SXSW to hold a signing for her latest book, "Self Tracking (MIT Press Essential Knowledge Series)," which examines how and why people collect and analyze data from wearable sensors. Nafus additionally participated in Intel's Unleashing Power for Everyone panel discussion (http://intel.ly/2nOVrZX ). In this interview, Nafus discusses patterns of adoption for IoT self-tracking technologies, how people are using and sharing self-tracking data, and her work with Intel Labs to develop Data Sense, an online application that empowers people without statistical backgrounds to find useful insights in data. To learn more about Nafus' work, please visit https://makesenseofdata.com/ and follow her on Twitter at https://twitter.com/dawnnafus. To learn more about Intel technologies powering IoT solutions, please visit http://www.intel.com/iot.

Dr. Dawn Nafus, Senior Research Scientist at Intel, joins us live from the Intel AI Lounge at SXSW 2017. Nafus is a social anthropologist with Intel Labs and conducts research into how technologies can be made more meaningful to peoples' lives. Nafus attended SXSW to hold a signing for her latest book, "Self Tracking (MIT Press Essential Knowledge Series)," which examines how and why people collect and analyze data from wearable sensors. Nafus additionally participated in Intel's Unleashing Power for Everyone panel discussion (http://intel.ly/2nOVrZX ). In this interview, Nafus discusses patterns of adoption for IoT self-tracking technologies, how people are using and sharing self-tracking data, and her work with Intel Labs to develop Data Sense, an online application that empowers people without statistical backgrounds to find useful insights in data. To learn more about Nafus' work, please visit https://makesenseofdata.com/ and follow her on Twitter at https://twitter.com/dawnnafus. To learn more about Intel technologies powering IoT solutions, please visit http://www.intel.com/iot.

Trish Damkroger, Vice President and General Manager of the Technical Computing Initiative for Intel's Data Center Group, joins us to discuss high performance computing (HPC). Damkroger joined Intel in December 2016 after 15 years at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, a leading consumer of HPC technologies. In this interview, Damkroger talks about joining Intel to advocate for the world-changing potential of HPC, the convergence of HPC, big data analytics, and machine learning, and future opportunities that will be unlocked by exascale computing. To learn more about Damkroger's work, please visit https://intel.com/hpc and follow https://twitter.com/IntelHPC.

Bill Hackenberger, Vice President of Data Security at HyTrust, joins us to talk about security with virtualization and across cloud environments. HyTrust has been securing virtualized environments for enterprises since 2007. The company provides workload security, automated compliance, and policy enforcement solutions for multi-cloud infrastructure. In this interview, Hackenberger talks about how the dynamic nature of virtualized cloud environments has dramatically changed the complexity and scope of security policy, encryption, and key management. He explains how Intel® Trusted Execution Technology and HyTrust Cloud Control work together as an attestation server that identifies known and trusted workloads across virtualized environments. Bill also discusses the new IBM Cloud Secure Virtualization service, which is the result of the partnership between HyTrust, IBM, and Intel. For more information on securing mutli-cloud and virtualized environments, please visit www.hytrust.com.

Adam Jull, CEO of global IT services provider IMSCAD, and David Hoff, Cloud Graphics Director at Intel, discuss why companies would want to consider cloud-based workstation deployments and the benefits for their businesses. Intel processor technologies featuring graphics processing units are optimized to support graphics and virtualization technologies in a hosted environment. Intel is working together with IMSCAD and IaaS provider phoenixNAP to offer a trial deployment of hosted workstation applications. Learn more at: https://offers.phoenixnap.com/cloud-based-workstations.

Dr. Mark Gianturco, Chief Technology Officer for the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC), joins us live from the Intel AI Lounge at SXSW 2017. NCMEC serves as a national clearinghouse for data about missing and exploited children and has closed more than 220,000 missing children cases since 1984. Its CyberTipline has fielded more than 16 million tips about exploited children since 1998, with 15 million tips arriving in just the last four years. NCMEC has teamed with Intel and other industry partners to use technologies like artificial intelligence, deep learning, and enterprise data management to help more children more quickly. In this interview, Gianturco discusses NCMEC's work, how Intel is helping, what the future holds, and how you can support NCMEC's mission to help find missing children, reduce child sexual exploitation, and prevent child victimization. To learn more about NCMEC or support their work, please visit http://www.missingkids.com/.

Roger Sherwood, head of Cisco’s global strategy for media & entertainment, joins us live from NAB Show 2017 to discuss Cisco’s vision for the future of media and entertainment technology. Cisco’s Media Blueprint is a set of solutions that power cloud-scale media experiences and accelerate the creation, delivery, and monetization of immersive media by broadcasters and content providers. Damion Desai, Service Provider Sales Director for the Cisco Account Team at Intel, also joins the conversation to discuss how Intel technologies enable digital transformation of the media content creation segment and power Cisco’s media solutions. For more information on Cisco’s media blueprint, visit cisco.com/go/media.