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Intel: Intelligent Compute episodes
- Trusted Bare Metal – What’s That?Software Defined Infrastructure: You are a cloud user who wants bare metal for performance forging the security benefits of virtualization. All the OpenStack services, such as, Nova, Keystone, and Glance, all run on bare metal.0 min
- Telemetry: The Foundation for An Intelligent CloudSoftware Defined Infrastructure: Telemetry and full-stack instrumentation, combined with analytics and actuation and the orchestration system itself enables service providers and application developers to easily access advancements and specialisations in the platform and middleware, ultimately benefiting the consumer with better service at lower cost.0 min
- Software Defined Infrastructure: Provisioning and Managing OpenStack CloudSoftware Defined Infrastructure: OpenStack is an open source project to enable enterprise and service provider building their own IaaS infrastructure, and it is fundamentally changing the landscape of enterprise IT.0 min
- Reshaping Storage for the Next Generation DatacenterIntelligent Compute: Learn about Intel’s vision for storage in the data center, how frameworks like SW defined storage will simplify the storage infrastructure, improve efficiency, and enable rapid deployment of new services.0 min
- Magyar Telekom: Digital Future TodayIntelligent Compute: Magyar Telekom is the first company to offer its customers Intel processor-based digital signage solutions provided by T-Systems Hungary at its points of sale.0 min
- Intel Software Defined Infrastructure (Intel SDI) Enables Internet of Things (IoT) IntelligenceIntelligent Compute: Intel’s concept of software-defined infrastructure (SDI) extends the definition of the software-defined data center (SDDC). SDI is a re-evaluation of system architecture driven by the requirements of business flow, workloads, and specific applications.0 min
- Intel Open Network Platform (Intel ONP) Server Overview AnimationSoftware Defined Infrastructure: Software Defined Infrastructure: Intel ONP for Servers is designed to make it easier to test and deploy SDN and NFV solutions.0 min
- Intel Ethernet Flow Director (Fortville) VideoSoftware Defined Infrastructure: See how the Intel Ethernet Flow Director works with the Intel Ethernet Controller XL710 product family and other Intel products to correctly direct Ethernet packets to the right processor core for faster results.0 min
- Intel Ethernet Controller XL710 Family Data Center ModernizationSoftware Defined Infrastructure: The Intel Ethernet Controller XL710 supports data center modernization from 10 to 40 Gigabit Ethernet for a flexible, agile, and efficient platform for the rapid deployment of services for the enterprise, cloud, and telecommunications.0 min
- Intel Data Plane Development Kit VideoSoftware Defined Infrastructure: The kit lets engineers maximize packet throughput and workload performance while minimizing development time.0 min
About Intel: Intelligent Compute
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Internet traffic is exploding. The challenge for service providers is how to efficiently scale the network and services to deliver great video and mobile experiences in a competitive world. A flexible, scalable approach is to deploy network components based on Intel Architecture at the network and service edge.
Building an edge infrastructure based on IA enables you to simplify the infrastructure, reduce network complexity, and simplify management through common tools, applications software, and platform consistency. A single Intel architecture also introduces flexibility to handle changing server, storage, or networking as needed. Services can even be live-migrated from node to node without service interruption in reaction to real time changes in demand. A single architecture approach supports reduced OpEx and CapEx.
Deploying Intel processor-based edge solutions can also improve customer quality experience, while creating potential for new revenue models. Imagine, delivering the highest demand video content seamlessly from the edge, closer to the consumers. This can reduce latency and jitter, improving the viewing experience for subscribers, thus opening new opportunities for differentiated managed services to generate new revenue streams.