Intel Chip Chat

Francisco Araya, Development and Operations Research & Development Lead at KIO Networks stops by to talk about how KIO Networks has delivered one of the first public clouds in Latin America based in OpenStack. He mentions that when Kio Networks first started implementing OpenStack it took about 2 months to complete an installation and now, thanks to the strong OpenStack ecosystem, it only takes about 3 hours for his team to complete an installation. Francisco emphasizes how the growing amount of OpenStack offerings and provider use cases greatly increases the ease and confidence when implementing OpenStack.

Francisco Araya, Development and Operations Research & Development Lead at KIO Networks stops by to talk about how KIO Networks has delivered one of the first public clouds in Latin America based in OpenStack. He mentions that when Kio Networks first started implementing OpenStack it took about 2 months to complete an installation and now, thanks to the strong OpenStack ecosystem, it only takes about 3 hours for his team to complete an installation. Francisco emphasizes how the growing amount of OpenStack offerings and provider use cases greatly increases the ease and confidence when implementing OpenStack.

Rob Crooke, Senior VP and GM of NVM Solutions Group at Intel, discusses how Intel is breaking new ground in a type of memory technology that is going to help solve real computing problems and change the industry moving forward. This disruptive new technology is significantly denser and faster than DRAM and NAND technology. Rob outlines how this non-volatile memory will likely be utilized across many segments of the computing industry and have incredible effects on the speed, density, and cost of memory and storage moving into the future. To learn more, visit http://www.intel.com/ and search for ‘non-volatile memory’.

Rob Crooke, Senior VP and GM of NVM Solutions Group at Intel, discusses how Intel is breaking new ground in a type of memory technology that is going to help solve real computing problems and change the industry moving forward. This disruptive new technology is significantly denser and faster than DRAM and NAND technology. Rob outlines how this non-volatile memory will likely be utilized across many segments of the computing industry and have incredible effects on the speed, density, and cost of memory and storage moving into the future. To learn more, visit http://www.intel.com/ and search for ‘non-volatile memory’.

Das Kamhout, Principal Engineer and SDI Architect at Intel joins us to announce Intel’s launch of the Cloud for All initiative founded to accelerate cloud adoption and create tens of thousands of new clouds. He emphasizes how Intel is in a unique position to help align the industry towards delivery of easy to deploy cloud solutions based on standards based solutions optimized for enterprise capability. Das discusses that Cloud for All is a collaborative initiative involving many different companies including a new collaboration with Rackspace and ongoing work with companies including CoreOS, Docker, Mesosphere, Redapt, and Red Hat.

Das Kamhout, Principal Engineer and SDI Architect at Intel joins us to announce Intel’s launch of the Cloud for All initiative founded to accelerate cloud adoption and create tens of thousands of new clouds. He emphasizes how Intel is in a unique position to help align the industry towards delivery of easy to deploy cloud solutions based on standards based solutions optimized for enterprise capability. Das discusses that Cloud for All is a collaborative initiative involving many different companies including a new collaboration with Rackspace and ongoing work with companies including CoreOS, Docker, Mesosphere, Redapt, and Red Hat.

In this livecast from Big Telecom Sandra Rivera, Vice President and General Manager of the Network Platforms Group at Intel chats about the network transformation occurring within telecommunications and enterprise industries. She talks about how moving to an open industry standard solution base has created a shift in the industry paradigm from vertically integrated purpose built solutions supplied by one provider to a model where end users can choose best of breed modules from a number of different providers. This network transformation is providing a number of new business opportunities for many telecom equipment and networking equipment manufacturers. To learn more, follow Sandra on Twitter https://twitter.com/sandralrivera.

Bill Mannel, General Manager and Vice President at Hewlett-Packard, stops by to discuss the growing demand for high performance computing (HPC) solutions and the innovative use of HPC to manage big data. He highlights an alliance between Intel and HP that will accelerate HPC and big data solutions tailored to meet the latest needs and workloads of HPC customers, leading with customized vertical solutions. Experts from both companies will be working together to accelerate code modernization of customer workloads in verticals including life sciences, oil and gas, financial services, and more. To learn more, visit www.hp.com/go/hpc.

In this livecast from the OpenStack Summit in Vancouver B.C. Das Kamhout, Principal Engineer and SDI Architect at Intel, stops by to chat about democratizing cloud computing and making some of the most complicated cloud solutions available to the masses. He outlines key changes occurring in cloud computing today like automation and hyperscale, highlighting how key technologies like OpenStack enable smaller cloud end users to operate in similar ways as some of the largest cloud using organizations. To learn more, follow Das on Twitter https://twitter.com/dkamhout.

In this livecast from the OpenStack Summit in Vancouver B.C. Mauri Whalen, VP & Director of Core System Development in the Open Source Technology Center at Intel, discusses how beneficial open source software innovation like Open Stack is and how the collaborative process helps produce the highest quality code and software possible. She also discusses the importance of initiatives like the Women of OpenStack and how supporting diversity within the open source community enables an overall better end product and ensures that all populations are represented in the creation of different solutions.