Intel Chip Chat

In this archive of a livecast, Andreas Schneider and Shaun Rasmussen from Intel stop by to talk about trends in enterprise storage (the explosive growth of data storage, software defined storage, and when to use hot/cold/warm storage), the benefits of Intel® Xeon® and AtomTM processors, and the use of SSDs in the storage tier. For more information, visit www.intel.com/storage.

In this archive of a livecast, Andreas Schneider and Shaun Rasmussen from Intel stop by to talk about trends in enterprise storage (the explosive growth of data storage, software defined storage, and when to use hot/cold/warm storage), the benefits of Intel® Xeon® and AtomTM processors, and the use of SSDs in the storage tier. For more information, visit www.intel.com/storage.

In this archive of a livecast, Bryan Madden, a Market Development Manager in EMEA at Intel, chats about Intel’s vision for software defined infrastructure and how the telecommunications industry is evolving. He also discusses the storage strategy and trends in data management. For more information, visit www.intel.com/networking and www.intel.com/storage.

Eduard Martín Lineros and Enrique Félez Zaera from the City of Barcelona stop by to talk about using the Cisco Unified Computing System based on the Intel® Xeon® processor E7 to support their Smart+Connected City Solutions, and well as to transition the city to a cloud-based IT delivery model. They were looking for a system that offered scalable performance with advanced reliability and data analytics for the most business-critical applications. For more information, visit www. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TCbvxb5t5_8.

In this archive of a livecast, Bryan Madden, a Market Development Manager in EMEA at Intel, chats about Intel’s vision for software defined infrastructure and how the telecommunications industry is evolving. He also discusses the storage strategy and trends in data management. For more information, visit www.intel.com/networking and www.intel.com/storage.

Eduard Martín Lineros and Enrique Félez Zaera from the City of Barcelona stop by to talk about using the Cisco Unified Computing System based on the Intel® Xeon® processor E7 to support their Smart+Connected City Solutions, and well as to transition the city to a cloud-based IT delivery model. They were looking for a system that offered scalable performance with advanced reliability and data analytics for the most business-critical applications. For more information, visit www. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TCbvxb5t5_8.

In this archive of a livecast, Andy Tryba, the Director of Business Client Strategy & Marketing and GM of Immersive Collaboration at Intel, chats about the immersive technology experience and where we may be headed in the future – for example a conference room that recognizes who is in the room and connects devices for easy file sharing, as well as providing audio translation and note transcription.

In this archive of a livecast, Alan Gibson, a Senior Strategic Initiatives Manager at Intel, stops by to talk about workstations – desktop systems running the Intel® Xeon® processors more commonly found in servers. With more processing power than a desktop, they’re meant to do heavy lifting in industrial and design applications and to be more reliable and accurate. Industries as diverse as manufacturing, media, and healthcare utilize workstations in their design, simulations and rendering. For more information, visit www.intel.com/workstation.

In this archive of a livecast, Andy Tryba, the Director of Business Client Strategy & Marketing and GM of Immersive Collaboration at Intel, chats about the immersive technology experience and where we may be headed in the future – for example a conference room that recognizes who is in the room and connects devices for easy file sharing, as well as providing audio translation and note transcription.

In this archive of a livecast, Alan Gibson, a Senior Strategic Initiatives Manager at Intel, stops by to talk about workstations – desktop systems running the Intel® Xeon® processors more commonly found in servers. With more processing power than a desktop, they’re meant to do heavy lifting in industrial and design applications and to be more reliable and accurate. Industries as diverse as manufacturing, media, and healthcare utilize workstations in their design, simulations and rendering. For more information, visit www.intel.com/workstation.