From September 2007; Interviewee: Jeff Casazza, Intel

From September 2007; Interviewee: Henry Wong, Intel

From September 2007; Interviewee: Erik Peter, Intel

From August 2007; Interviewee: Kaizad Mistry, Intel

From August 2007; Interviewee: Andrew Fanara, EPA

From July 2007; Interviewee: Lorie Wigle, Intel

Jeff Word, a VP at SAP, stops by to talk about SAP HANA, the first enterprise-scale completely native in-memory database. Keeping the database in RAM means that business data (point of sale, as well as Web 2.0) can be processed in parallel at real-time speeds.

David Fair, from the LAN Access Division, stops by to talk about the new Intel® Direct Data I/O Technology introduced with the Intel® Xeon® processor E5 family, which allows NICs to talk directly to the processor cache. This enables increased bandwidth, lower latency, and reduced power consumption.

Representatives from the Pecan Street project and the Texas Advanced Computing Center stop by to talk about their energy lifestyle research project, also known as a Smart Grid. They’re deploying, monitoring, and analyzing emerging technologies in real homes for users to interact with on a daily basis.

John Lee from Appro and Allan Snavely from the San Diego Supercomputer Center chat about the Appro designed and Intel® processor Gordon supercomputer that is designed to be used for data-intensive science problems. Things like near-Earth object tracking, genomic sequencing, and tracking weather patterns.