Live from Mobile World Congress: In our second interview from MWC, Lianne Caetano, McAfee Director of Mobile Product Marketing, discusses security for your mobile device. Your phone is your most personal PC, but just as vulnerable as your desktop. And, according to a McAfee study announced at MWC, approximately 36 percent of people utilize a password (the most basic security step) for their mobile device. Enter McAfee Mobile Security, which incorporates anti-virus software and anti-theft features into your mobile device. For more information, visit www.mcafee.com/consumer.

Live from Mobile World Congress: Dirk Lindemeier, head of Liquid Net for Nokia Siemens Networks, stops by for our third interview from MWC. He’s discussing mobile edge computing - meeting growing mobile infrastructure demands by taking an IT solution and putting it directly into the base station for intelligent service directly from the edge of the network. This results in a dramatically improved user experience. He also touches on collaborating with Intel in the introduction of the Radio Applications Cloud Server (RACS). For more information, visit www.nokiasiemensnetworks.com.

Paul Kent, vice president of big data for SAS, stops by to talk about their approach to big data, a couple of Hadoop* products that are currently available, and what the market might look like in five years with the integration of big data analytics. For more information, visit www.sas.com/hpa.

Paul Kent, vice president of big data for SAS, stops by to talk about their approach to big data, a couple of Hadoop* products that are currently available, and what the market might look like in five years with the integration of big data analytics. For more information, visit www.sas.com/hpa.

Adam Burns from the Intelligent Systems Group at Intel stops by to talk about intelligent systems – for example a digital sign working with the point of sale system and the surveillance system – as well as the launch of Intel® Intelligent Systems Framework (Intel® ISF). Intel ISF addresses connecting, managing, and securing devices and data in a consistent and scalable manner, so that developers can focus their efforts on creating great applications and using data in innovative ways. For more information, visit www.intel.com/intelligentsystemsframework.

Adam Burns from the Intelligent Systems Group at Intel stops by to talk about intelligent systems – for example a digital sign working with the point of sale system and the surveillance system – as well as the launch of Intel® Intelligent Systems Framework (Intel® ISF). Intel ISF addresses connecting, managing, and securing devices and data in a consistent and scalable manner, so that developers can focus their efforts on creating great applications and using data in innovative ways. For more information, visit www.intel.com/intelligentsystemsframework.

Raejeanne Skillern, director of marketing for cloud computing at Intel, is back to expand on the Intel® AtomTM processor S1200 launch and what it means for the microserver market. She discusses which workloads are most appropriate for the Atom processor vs. the Intel® Xeon® processor, as well as architecting for efficiency. For more information, visit http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/servers/microservers.html.

Raejeanne Skillern, director of marketing for cloud computing at Intel, is back to expand on the Intel® AtomTM processor S1200 launch and what it means for the microserver market. She discusses which workloads are most appropriate for the Atom processor vs. the Intel® Xeon® processor, as well as architecting for efficiency. For more information, visit http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/servers/microservers.html.

Recorded in Sept. 2012: Dylan Larson, director of server platform marketing, stops by to talk about what’s going on with Intel® products across the server lines. He touches on Intel® Xeon® processors for general purpose processing, the newly-introduced Intel® AtomTM processor S1200 family for microservers, the Xeon® PhiTM co-processor for high performance computing, and what’s going on the in the world of storage. For more information, visit http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/servers/server-products.html.

Recorded in Sept. 2012: Dylan Larson, director of server platform marketing, stops by to talk about what’s going on with Intel® products across the server lines. He touches on Intel® Xeon® processors for general purpose processing, the newly-introduced Intel® AtomTM processor S1200 family for microservers, the Xeon® PhiTM co-processor for high performance computing, and what’s going on the in the world of storage. For more information, visit http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/servers/server-products.html.