Intel Chip Chat

In this archive of a livecast from the Intel Developer Forum, we’ve got three great interviewees discussing the intelligent data center. Das Kamhout, a Cloud Orchestration Architect and Principal Engineer at Intel; Scott Carlson, an Information Security Architect for PayPal; and John Wilkes, a Principal Software Engineer at Google are on hand to talk about building, scaling, securing, and adding an intelligent software layer to modern data centers. For PayPal, a top priority is how to protect the money flow and retain customer trust. Google focuses on building smart systems that can scale massively and offer high reliability. For more information, visit: http://intel.ly/orchestration.

In this archive of a livecast from the Intel Developer Forum, Johnathan Donaldson (@jdonalds), the GM of Software Defined Infrastructure in the Cloud Platforms Group at Intel, stops by to talk about building intelligent infrastructure for enhanced platform and capabilities awareness, as well as dynamic workload placement and configuration. In a digital services economy, intelligent infrastructure is critical for development cycles and time to market. For more information, visit www.intel.com and search for software defined infrastructure.

In this archive of a livecast from the Intel Developer Forum, Johnathan Donaldson (@jdonalds), the GM of Software Defined Infrastructure in the Cloud Platforms Group at Intel, stops by to talk about building intelligent infrastructure for enhanced platform and capabilities awareness, as well as dynamic workload placement and configuration. In a digital services economy, intelligent infrastructure is critical for development cycles and time to market. For more information, visit www.intel.com and search for software defined infrastructure.

In this archive of a livecast from IDF, Intel Futurist Brian David Johnson stops by with a special guest, Matt Trossen, the CEO of Trossen Robotics. We’re talking to them about the 21st Century Robot Project, which uses open source hardware and software and 3D printing to make customizable robots driven by apps and connected to other devices for an ecosystem of computation. Trossen Robotics makes the Intel® Edison powered Humanoid Exoskeleton and a 3D printer makes the robot skin, giving makers a platform to start from when innovating with robotics. You can order a robot development kit (and check out the book) at http://www.21stcenturyrobot.com/ and learn more at www.trossenrobotics.com.

Mike Bernhardt, the Community Evangelist for HPC and Technical Computing at Intel, stops by to talk about the importance of code modernization as we move into multi- and many-core systems in the HPC field. Markets as diverse as oil and gas, financial services, and health and life sciences can see a dramatic performance improvement in their code through parallelization. Mike also discusses last year’s Parallel Universe Computing Challenge and its return at SC14 in November – $26,000 towards a charitable organization is on the line for the winning team. For more information about the PUCC, visit intel.ly/SC14 and for more on Intel and HPC, visit www.intel.com/hpc.

Mike Bernhardt, the Community Evangelist for HPC and Technical Computing at Intel, stops by to talk about the importance of code modernization as we move into multi- and many-core systems in the HPC field. Markets as diverse as oil and gas, financial services, and health and life sciences can see a dramatic performance improvement in their code through parallelization. Mike also discusses last year’s Parallel Universe Computing Challenge and its return at SC14 in November – $26,000 towards a charitable organization is on the line for the winning team. For more information about the PUCC, visit intel.ly/SC14 and for more on Intel and HPC, visit www.intel.com/hpc.

In this archive of a livecast from the Intel Developer Forum, Yoram Novick (Founder and CEO) and Carolyn Crandell (VP of Marketing) from Maxta discuss hyper-convergence and enabling SDI via the company’s software defined storage solutions. The recently announced MaxDeploy reference architecture, built on Intel® Server Boards, provides customers the ability to purchase a whole box (hardware and software) for a more simple and cost-effective solution than legacy infrastructure. For more information, visit www.maxta.com.

In this archive of a livecast from the Intel Developer Forum, Yoram Novick (Founder and CEO) and Carolyn Crandell (VP of Marketing) from Maxta discuss hyper-convergence and enabling SDI via the company’s software defined storage solutions. The recently announced MaxDeploy reference architecture, built on Intel® Server Boards, provides customers the ability to purchase a whole box (hardware and software) for a more simple and cost-effective solution than legacy infrastructure. For more information, visit www.maxta.com.

Peter Evans, a VP & Marketing Executive in HP’s Server Division, chats about the ProLiant* Generation 9 platform refresh, the foundation of which is the Intel® Xeon® processor E5 v3. The ProLiant Gen9 platform is driving advancements in performance, time to service, and optimization for addressing the explosion of data and devices in the new data center. For more information, visit www.hp.com/go/compute.

Gautam Shah, the CEO of Colfax International, chats about how the Intel® Xeon® processor E5 v3 is a complete solution stack upgrade, including processor, networking and storage components, which allows customers to tackle problems they haven’t previously been able to solve cost-effectively (or at all). Colfax is delivering solutions with increased DDR4 memory, 12gb/s SAS, integrated SSDs, and networking solutions, which offer a great leap in system innovation. For more information, visit www.colfaxinternational.com or email [email protected] with any questions.