Intel Chip Chat

In this archive of a livecast from Oracle OpenWorld, Hubert Nueckel, the Technical Lead for Oracle Database at Intel, chats about optimizing Intel® architecture for use with Oracle technologies and where database is moving in the future (more in-memory, changes in connectivity, advances in storage). He also discusses optimizations for the new Intel Haswell microarchitecture.

Frequent Chip Chatter Pauline Nist, the general manager of Enterprise Software Strategy for the Datacenter Software Division at Intel, stops by to chat with Allyson live at Oracle OpenWorld. She discusses the highlights of OOW so far (in-memory database integrated with Oracle Database 12c), the Intel keynote and real-time data with the new Intel® Quark processor, and API management in the cloud.

In this archive of a livecast from Oracle OpenWorld, Hubert Nueckel, the Technical Lead for Oracle Database at Intel, chats about optimizing Intel® architecture for use with Oracle technologies and where database is moving in the future (more in-memory, changes in connectivity, advances in storage). He also discusses optimizations for the new Intel Haswell microarchitecture.

Frequent Chip Chatter Pauline Nist, the general manager of Enterprise Software Strategy for the Datacenter Software Division at Intel, stops by to chat with Allyson live at Oracle OpenWorld. She discusses the highlights of OOW so far (in-memory database integrated with Oracle Database 12c), the Intel keynote and real-time data with the new Intel® Quark processor, and API management in the cloud.

In our last livecast from IDF, Ticky Thakkar, Intel Fellow and Director of Platform Architecture for the Mobile Communications group at Intel, talks about how Intel delivers mobile platforms, new processors that offer much higher performance and better battery life than seen previously, and how we change the user experience. His team is thinking about what will be the next mobile email/mobile browsing life-changing experience?

Ben Kepes, the founder of Diversity Limited and Reuven Cohen, chief cloud advocate at Citrix join the IDF livecast for a wide-ranging discussion on the interesting developments at the show (new form factors, Amazon announcement, etc.), the industry buzzword “Internet of Things” and what it will take for the wearables market to take off, the changing perceptions of privacy and what vendors need to do to start making money from the cloud (hint: listen to customer needs).

In our last livecast from IDF, Ticky Thakkar, Intel Fellow and Director of Platform Architecture for the Mobile Communications group at Intel, talks about how Intel delivers mobile platforms, new processors that offer much higher performance and better battery life than seen previously, and how we change the user experience. His team is thinking about what will be the next mobile email/mobile browsing life-changing experience?

Ben Kepes, the founder of Diversity Limited and Reuven Cohen, chief cloud advocate at Citrix join the IDF livecast for a wide-ranging discussion on the interesting developments at the show (new form factors, Amazon announcement, etc.), the industry buzzword “Internet of Things” and what it will take for the wearables market to take off, the changing perceptions of privacy and what vendors need to do to start making money from the cloud (hint: listen to customer needs).

In this archive of an IDF livecast, Jocelyn DeGance Graham, the Founder of Cloud Network of Women (CloudNOW) and Seema Jethani, Senior Product Manager at Dell (and CloudNOW member), stop by to talk about why we need more women (and diversity) in technology and how that affects the next wave of technologies like the Internet of Things. For more information, visit http://cloud-now.org/.

Lynn Comp, Director of Datacenter Solutions and Technologies Initiatives at Intel, stops by the IDF livecast to take a a deeper look at some of the technologies involved in re-architecting the data center. She talks about the drive for automation and the orchestration of services, as well as some of the new features of the recently-released Intel® Xeon® processor E5 v2. For more information, visit www.intel.com/xeon.