Intel Chip Chat

In this archive of a livecast from HP Discover, Claudio Maniscalco, a Technical Account Manager from Intel, stops by to talk about innovation in the enterprise client space. New devices – everything from Ultrabooks to 2 in 1s – are being used in different ways in the enterprise and added capabilities are making the compute experience even more exciting and easier for the end user. Visit www.intel.com/ultrabook for more information.

In this archive of a livecast from HP Discover, Claudio Maniscalco, a Technical Account Manager from Intel, stops by to talk about innovation in the enterprise client space. New devices – everything from Ultrabooks to 2 in 1s – are being used in different ways in the enterprise and added capabilities are making the compute experience even more exciting and easier for the end user. Visit www.intel.com/ultrabook for more information.

In this archive of a livecast, Loretta Nierat, a Group Product Marketing Manager at McAfee, stops by to talk about the current state of security. She gives a brief history of datacenter infrastructure and the move to cloud, before discussing security for public and private clouds, as well as maintaining consistent security policies for enterprise “Bring Your Own Device” (BYOD) programs. For more information, visit www.mcafee.com.

In this archive of a livecast, Loretta Nierat, a Group Product Marketing Manager at McAfee, stops by to talk about the current state of security. She gives a brief history of datacenter infrastructure and the move to cloud, before discussing security for public and private clouds, as well as maintaining consistent security policies for enterprise “Bring Your Own Device” (BYOD) programs. For more information, visit www.mcafee.com.

Raejeanne Skillern from Intel and Faiz Parkar from Canopy stop by to discuss the launch of the “Powered by Intel Cloud Technology” program, which will make service providers’ cloud infrastructure more transparent for customers by identifying the hardware in their instance. End users will now have an expectation about the underlying CPUs, performance, security and other features of their cloud services when they see the “Powered by Intel Cloud Technology” badge. For more information on Canopy, visit www.canopy-cloud.com and for more information on the launch, visit www.intelcloudfinder.com/intelcloudtechnology.

Raejeanne Skillern from Intel and Faiz Parkar from Canopy stop by to discuss the launch of the “Powered by Intel Cloud Technology” program, which will make service providers’ cloud infrastructure more transparent for customers by identifying the hardware in their instance. End users will now have an expectation about the underlying CPUs, performance, security and other features of their cloud services when they see the “Powered by Intel Cloud Technology” badge. For more information on Canopy, visit www.canopy-cloud.com and for more information on the launch, visit www.intelcloudfinder.com/intelcloudtechnology.

Rose Schooler, vice president of the Communications and Storage Infrastructure Group at Intel, stops by to talk about Network Function Virtualization and Software Defined Networking and how Intel® architecture is being optimized to support workloads in the telecommunications industry. For more information, visit http://networkbuilders.intel.com/.

Rose Schooler, vice president of the Communications and Storage Infrastructure Group at Intel, stops by to talk about Network Function Virtualization and Software Defined Networking and how Intel® architecture is being optimized to support workloads in the telecommunications industry. For more information, visit http://networkbuilders.intel.com/.

Jay Gould, senior product marketing manager at Cray, stops by to talk about integrating the Intel® Xeon® processor E5-2600 v2 into the Cray family of products. The Cray XC30 and Cray XC30-AC families mark the first time Cray is using industry-leading Intel Xeon processors in a high-end supercomputer line, scaling in excess of one million cores and offering cutting-edge performance for the most demanding industries of earth sciences, energy, life sciences, manufacturing, defense, and national security. For more information, visit www.cray.com.

Jay Gould, senior product marketing manager at Cray, stops by to talk about integrating the Intel® Xeon® processor E5-2600 v2 into the Cray family of products. The Cray XC30 and Cray XC30-AC families mark the first time Cray is using industry-leading Intel Xeon processors in a high-end supercomputer line, scaling in excess of one million cores and offering cutting-edge performance for the most demanding industries of earth sciences, energy, life sciences, manufacturing, defense, and national security. For more information, visit www.cray.com.