Ted Willke, a principal engineer at Intel, stops by to talk about bringing structure to big data with GraphBuilder. In a graph search, data is processed via arbitrary relationships (like X viewer watching Y movie and rating it) to form a graph. GraphBuilder constructs graphs out of large datasets for data analytics and structured machine learning applications to exploit those relationships in data. You can learn more about GraphBuilder at: https://01.org/graphbuilder/

Ted Willke, a principal engineer at Intel, stops by to talk about bringing structure to big data with GraphBuilder. In a graph search, data is processed via arbitrary relationships (like X viewer watching Y movie and rating it) to form a graph. GraphBuilder constructs graphs out of large datasets for data analytics and structured machine learning applications to exploit those relationships in data. You can learn more about GraphBuilder at: https://01.org/graphbuilder/

Frequent (and one of our favorites) Chip Chat guest Pauline Nist (@panist), GM of the Datacenter Software Division, stops by to talk about Intel’s recent big data announcement: the Intel® Distribution for Apache Hadoop* Software. Intel has taken the open source code and added value in terms of support, services, management tools and capabilities and is now releasing this enterprise deployment. For more information, visit http://hadoop.intel.com/.

Frequent (and one of our favorites) Chip Chat guest Pauline Nist (@panist), GM of the Datacenter Software Division, stops by to talk about Intel’s recent big data announcement: the Intel® Distribution for Apache Hadoop* Software. Intel has taken the open source code and added value in terms of support, services, management tools and capabilities and is now releasing this enterprise deployment. For more information, visit http://hadoop.intel.com/.

Jay Boisseau, director of the Texas Advanced Computing Center, stops by to talk about the Stampede system. It offers up to 9 petaflops of processing power (2 petaflops from Intel® Xeon® processor E5 and 7 from utilizing Intel® Xeon PhiTM coprocessors). He also discusses the workloads appropriate for coprocessors and where Stampede will go in the future. The podcast was recorded at Fall IDF 2012, so Stampede is now up and running (going live on January 7, 2013).

Jay Boisseau, director of the Texas Advanced Computing Center, stops by to talk about the Stampede system. It offers up to 9 petaflops of processing power (2 petaflops from Intel® Xeon® processor E5 and 7 from utilizing Intel® Xeon PhiTM coprocessors). He also discusses the workloads appropriate for coprocessors and where Stampede will go in the future. The podcast was recorded at Fall IDF 2012, so Stampede is now up and running (going live on January 7, 2013).

Live from Mobile World Congress: Nicole Scott, a blogger from Mobilegeeks.com (and Mobilegeeks.de) joins us to talk about the most exciting thing she saw at the show (the ASUS FonePad* with an Intel® AtomTM processor – it won MobileGeek’s best in show award), where we’re going with converged devices (will your phone really talk to your fridge?), and the Ultimate Coding Challenge she’s currently judging. To read Nicole’s writing, visit www.mobilegeeks.com.

Live from Mobile World Congress: We’re excited to finally have Chippy on Chip Chat! Steve “Chippy” Paine, blogger for Ultrabooknews.com stops by to talk about how he moved from working for a technology firm to reporting on the industry, what he’s seen that’s cool at the show (an ASUS tablet running on an Intel® AtomTM processor codename Clover Trail), and specific use cases we haven’t seen yet like wireless screens (the ability to move your smart phone screen to a TV or tablet). Check out www.ultrabooknews.com for Chippy’s writing.

Live from Mobile World Congress: We’re excited to finally have Chippy on Chip Chat! Steve “Chippy” Paine, blogger for Ultrabooknews.com stops by to talk about how he moved from working for a technology firm to reporting on the industry, what he’s seen that’s cool at the show (an ASUS tablet running on an Intel® AtomTM processor codename Clover Trail), and specific use cases we haven’t seen yet like wireless screens (the ability to move your smart phone screen to a TV or tablet). Check out www.ultrabooknews.com for Chippy’s writing.

Live from Mobile World Congress: Nicole Scott, a blogger from Mobilegeeks.com (and Mobilegeeks.de) joins us to talk about the most exciting thing she saw at the show (the ASUS FonePad* with an Intel® AtomTM processor – it won MobileGeek’s best in show award), where we’re going with converged devices (will your phone really talk to your fridge?), and the Ultimate Coding Challenge she’s currently judging. To read Nicole’s writing, visit www.mobilegeeks.com.