Intel Chip Chat

In this archive of a livecast, Tom Leyden, director of alliances and marketing from Amplidata, discusses the use of large object storage using erasure coding. Contrary to file based storage (ordered/directory), large object storage throws all data into one large pool of storage. This enables petabytes of data to be stored in a reliable and cost-effective fashion. For more information, visit www.amplidata.com.

Prabha Ganapathy from the Datacenter Software Division of Intel, stops by to talk about what big data means to Intel, how enterprises can utilize big data with currently analytics to create something useful, the role of the Intel® Xeon® processor E5 platform in big data, and the rise of in-memory database analytics. For more information, visit www.intel.com/bigdata.

In this archive of a livecast, Pauline Nist, a general manager in the Datacenter Software Division of Intel, discusses the rise of Hadoop to analyze unstructured data, where we are in the development cycle, and how it works with current investments in business intelligence tools. For more information, visit www.intel.com/bigdata.

Billy Cox, a director in the Datacenter Software Division of Intel, stops by to talk about Intel® Cloud Builders and Intel® Cloud Finders. Cloud Builders launched more than two years ago as a repository of reference architectures and implementations to help set up a cloud. It’s now grown to touch on a number of usage models including securing and managing clouds. Cloud Finder is a tool for end users to help find a cloud service provider. More information is available at www.intelcloudbuilders.com and www.intelcloudfinder.com.

In this archive of a livecast, Steve Butler, the CEO of Terascala, stops by to talk about parallel file systems and storing big data. Terascala has developed LustreStack, which takes one of the fastest and most scalable file systems in the world, Lustre, and deploys it for the enterprise. Steve also discusses benefits for various industries including Wall Street, pharma, higher education, and manufacturing. For more information, visit www.terascala.com.

In this archive of a livecast, Steve Butler, the CEO of Terascala, stops by to talk about parallel file systems and storing big data. Terascala has developed LustreStack, which takes one of the fastest and most scalable file systems in the world, Lustre, and deploys it for the enterprise. Steve also discusses benefits for various industries including Wall Street, pharma, higher education, and manufacturing. For more information, visit www.terascala.com.

Greg Scott, cloud storage strategist from Intel, joined the program on day one of the Intel Developer Forum to talk about how today’s storage needs (cloud, big data, and especially unstructured data) differs from traditional enterprise storage needs. Structured data (databases) is growing at a rate of about 20 percent a year, while unstructured data (video files, images, social data) is growing at a rate of about 70 percent every year. For more information visit www.intel.com and www.intelcloudbuilders.com.

Greg Scott, cloud storage strategist from Intel, joined the program on day one of the Intel Developer Forum to talk about how today’s storage needs (cloud, big data, and especially unstructured data) differs from traditional enterprise storage needs. Structured data (databases) is growing at a rate of about 20 percent a year, while unstructured data (video files, images, social data) is growing at a rate of about 70 percent every year. For more information visit www.intel.com and www.intelcloudbuilders.com.

In this archive from a livecast, Robert Rounsavall, the CEO of Trapezoid, stops by to talk about hardware root of trust and security at the lowest levels of the stack. He also discusses the security provider assurance usage model from the Open Data Center Alliance, and working with Terremark and National Australia Bank on a proof of concept demo on securing access to cloud apps. For more information, visit www.trapezoid.com.

In this archive from a livecast, Robert Rounsavall, the CEO of Trapezoid, stops by to talk about hardware root of trust and security at the lowest levels of the stack. He also discusses the security provider assurance usage model from the Open Data Center Alliance, and working with Terremark and National Australia Bank on a proof of concept demo on securing access to cloud apps. For more information, visit www.trapezoid.com.