Intel Chip Chat

In this archive of a livecast, Glenn Seiler, the Vice President for Cloud and SDN Strategy at Wind River Systems, chats about the company’s recent announcement of the Wind River* Carrier Grade Communications Server that brings the NFV value prop to telecommunications providers. It features a complete software stack (Linux*, hypervisor, Openstack*) and has been designed specifically for the performance, reliability, and management requirements of the telecommunications industry. For more information, visit www.windriver.com.

Ketan Paranjape, the Director of Personalized Medicine in the Datacenter Group at Intel, stops by to talk about deploying Intel solutions in healthcare and how big data applies to the healthcare industry. Each human genome is around 3-4 terabytes of raw data. And ideally, patients should be sequenced and re-sequenced multiple times to see if treatments are working. Intel is working with a number of research institutions and partners on how we store and analyze that data rapidly, allowing the industry to start moving to truly personalized medicine. For more information, visit www.intel.com/healthcare/bigdata.

In this archive of a livecast, Richard Curran, the Director of Enterprise for EMEA at Intel, stops by to talk about IT’s changing role in business and how CIOs can maximize their infrastructure to help the business. Cloud computing has fundamentally changed the business model, It is now being offered to individual business units on a service-based model.

In this archive of a livecast from HP Discover, Pat Buddenbaum, the Director of the Enterprise Segment at Intel, stops by to talk about the two paradigm shifts in enterprise IT – cloud computing and business analytics (also introducing visual analytics to our listeners) and how enterprises like BMW deal with not only offering traditional IT to employees, but also supporting a million connected cars on the road in a cloud environment. For more information, visit www.intel.com.

Lisa Onstot, a Server Platform Marketing Director at Dell, stops by to talk about the Dell PowerEdge R920 server featuring the recently-launched Intel® Xeon® processor E7 v2. The R920 server has been built specifically for enterprises to facilitate quick data access – architected with the massive memory capacity needed to accelerate large, mission-critical applications, as well as high-performance databases. For more information, visit www.dell.com/poweredge.

In this archive of a livecast, Fabienne Chevalier, the manager of the EMEA Industry Solution Center at HP, stops by to talk about the joint solutions center from HP and Intel. They hold over 100 workshops a year to facilitate the adoption of innovative solutions based on Intel and HP technologies. Customers can bring in their needs and get a deep dive into solutions and features during the small-group format training. This year’s workshops will highlight big data analytics and NFV. For more information, visit www.hpintelco.com.

Alberto Farronato, the Director of Product Marketing for Cloud Infrastructure Storage and Availability at VMware, stops by to chat about the recent launch of the VMware* Virtual SAN* (VSAN), which provides a software-defined storage tier that pools compute and DAS resources through the server hypervisor. By clustering server direct-attached HDDs and SSDs, VSAN creates a distributed, shared data store at the hypervisor layer that is designed and optimized for virtual machines. For more information, visit www.vmware.com/now.

Alberto Farronato, the Director of Product Marketing for Cloud Infrastructure Storage and Availability at VMware, stops by to chat about the recent launch of the VMware* Virtual SAN* (VSAN), which provides a software-defined storage tier that pools compute and DAS resources through the server hypervisor. By clustering server direct-attached HDDs and SSDs, VSAN creates a distributed, shared data store at the hypervisor layer that is designed and optimized for virtual machines. For more information, visit www.vmware.com/now.

In this archive of a livecast from a recent trip to Mobile World Congress, Lianne Caetano, the Director of Mobile Product Marketing for McAfee, stops by to talk about the evolution of McAfee Mobile Security (now available on Google Play and Apple iTunes for free), and what consumers can do to protect themselves from malware and identity theft on various devices. For more information, visit www.mcafeemobilesecurity.com or www.intelsecuritygroup.com.

In this archive of a livecast from a recent trip to Mobile World Congress, Lianne Caetano, the Director of Mobile Product Marketing for McAfee, stops by to talk about the evolution of McAfee Mobile Security (now available on Google Play and Apple iTunes for free), and what consumers can do to protect themselves from malware and identity theft on various devices. For more information, visit www.mcafeemobilesecurity.com or www.intelsecuritygroup.com.