Intel Chip Chat

Nidhi Chappell, the Server SoC Product Marketing Manager at Intel stops by to talk system on a chip (SoC). The design philosophy is all about integration – IO, network and NIC on the same package as the microprocessor for use in markets including communications, storage and microservers where scalability and density are critical. Intel is using SoCs in Intel® AtomTM processors and recently released details on the upcoming Intel® Xeon® D processor line, the first true Xeon processor based SoC. For more information, visit http://intel.ly/Xeon-D.

Nidhi Chappell, the Server SoC Product Marketing Manager at Intel stops by to talk system on a chip (SoC). The design philosophy is all about integration – IO, network and NIC on the same package as the microprocessor for use in markets including communications, storage and microservers where scalability and density are critical. Intel is using SoCs in Intel® AtomTM processors and recently released details on the upcoming Intel® Xeon® D processor line, the first true Xeon processor based SoC. For more information, visit http://intel.ly/Xeon-D.

Brent Gorda, the GM of the High Performance Data Division at Intel, stops by to talk about the Lustre* file system, which operates at extreme scale and efficiency and is popular in the HPC industry. The Lustre team at Intel recently announced the Intel Enterprise Edition for Lustre version 2.2, which added some significant maintenance and management tools, support for the underlying OpenZFS file system, and enhancements to use MapReduce* under Lustre (allowing data to be kept in one place). For more information, visit: www.intel.com/lustre.

Brent Gorda, the GM of the High Performance Data Division at Intel, stops by to talk about the Lustre* file system, which operates at extreme scale and efficiency and is popular in the HPC industry. The Lustre team at Intel recently announced the Intel Enterprise Edition for Lustre version 2.2, which added some significant maintenance and management tools, support for the underlying OpenZFS file system, and enhancements to use MapReduce* under Lustre (allowing data to be kept in one place). For more information, visit: www.intel.com/lustre.

In this archive of a livecast from the Intel Developer Forum, Billy Cox, the GM of SDI Software Development at Intel and Jeff Autor, a Distinguished Technologist in the Servers Business Unit at HP, stop by to talk about the new Redfish specification from Intel, HP, Dell and Emerson Network Power which has recently been submitted to a new forum in the DMTF. Redfish enables devices to be scalable, discoverable, extensible and easy to manage via a simple, script-based programming method. This allows use cases from data center operators to enterprise management consoles to expand data access and analysis. For more information, visit www.refishspecification.org.

In this archive of a livecast from the Intel Developer Forum, Billy Cox, the GM of SDI Software Development at Intel and Jeff Autor, a Distinguished Technologist in the Servers Business Unit at HP, stop by to talk about the new Redfish specification from Intel, HP, Dell and Emerson Network Power which has recently been submitted to a new forum in the DMTF. Redfish enables devices to be scalable, discoverable, extensible and easy to manage via a simple, script-based programming method. This allows use cases from data center operators to enterprise management consoles to expand data access and analysis. For more information, visit www.refishspecification.org.

Three interviewees from EMC (Danny Cobb, Steve Sardella and Jason Davidson), stop by to chat about developments in the storage industry. Software-defined storage will allow users to create storage pools across large clusters of servers with different levels of service, while NVM Express over Fabrics will give data center operators the distance and robustness of existing standard (Ethernet, Fiber Channel) while also delivering the efficiency of the NVM Express standard. For more information, visit www.emc.com.

Three interviewees from EMC (Danny Cobb, Steve Sardella and Jason Davidson), stop by to chat about developments in the storage industry. Software-defined storage will allow users to create storage pools across large clusters of servers with different levels of service, while NVM Express over Fabrics will give data center operators the distance and robustness of existing standard (Ethernet, Fiber Channel) while also delivering the efficiency of the NVM Express standard. For more information, visit www.emc.com.

In this archive of a livecast from the Intel Developer Forum, Paul Miller (@PaulMiller), the founder of Cloud of Data, chats about various hot topics in enterprise computing including orchestration and telemetry for on demand, cost effective workload distribution, personalized medicine and data protection/privacy, and the evolution of public and private clouds and the emergence of containers. For more information, visit www.cloudofdata.com.

In this archive of a livecast from the Intel Developer Forum, Paul Miller (@PaulMiller), the founder of Cloud of Data, chats about various hot topics in enterprise computing including orchestration and telemetry for on demand, cost effective workload distribution, personalized medicine and data protection/privacy, and the evolution of public and private clouds and the emergence of containers. For more information, visit www.cloudofdata.com.