From July 2012: Chip Chat is on the road at NAB to talk to Brandon Ryan from Cakewalk about the company’s product. The Sonar X1 Producer allows musicians to record studio-quality music on a laptop or desktop PC, allowing creativity to be unfiltered. Visit www.cakewalk.com for more information.

Frequent geust Brian Johnson from Intel® Ethernet stops by to talk about virtualizing I/O traffic and added features in Microsoft Hyper-V* like integrating SR-IOV to allow a fast path between the VM and network controller (bypassing the hypervisor).

From July 2012: In a follow-up to last week’s episode, Sylvie Kadivar, director of strategic marketing from Samsung, stops by to talk about how memory technology benefits a number of benchmarks. She also discusses the company’s Green Memory Technology and benefits. Visit www.samsung.com/greenmemory for more information.

From December 2011; Interviewee: Jon Riley, National Center for Manufacturing Sciences

In this archive of a livecast from SC|11, Jon Riley from the National Center for Manufacturing Sciences discusses using advanced computer digital manufacturing (tools such as product modeling and simulation) to revitalize SMB manufacturing.

From December 2011; Interviewee: Brock Palen, University of Michigan

In this archive of a livecast from SC11, Brock Palen from the University of Michigan stops by to talk about trends in high-performance computing including his work, managing and analyzing growing data and applications, and what the future looks like.

From November 2011; Interviewee: Sriram Vangal, Intel

Sriram Vangal, from Intel Labs, gives an overview of his latest project – the near threshold voltage processor. It’s a concept Intel® architecture-based microprocessor capable of tuning power use low enough to be powered from a small solar cell.

From November 2011; Interviewee: David Tuhy, Intel

David Tuhy, GM of the storage group, talks about where storage is headed – future proofing for the enterprise (unstructured big data), scaled-out distributed storage, SSDs for tiering and using Intel® Xeon® processor architecture for storage.

From November 2011; Interviewees: Joe Curley and John Hengeveld, Intel

Just in time for Supercomputing next week, Joe Curley and John Hengeveld stop by to talk about world-changing issues that are being addressed by high performance computing – like climate modeling and energy research – and delivering HPC as a service.

From October 2011; Interviewee: Lynn Comp, Intel

Lynn Comp, director of software technologies initiatives talks about data center efficiency, specifically building instrumentation into the processor itself with technologies like Intel® Turbo Boost and Intel® Intelligent Power Node Manager.

From October 2011; Interviewee: Kirk Skaugen, Intel

Kirk Skaugen, VP of DCSG, discusses unifying the datacenter group, managing big data and the growth of associated technologies like business analytics, Intel’s vision for an open standards-based cloud, and upcoming Intel® Xeon® processors.