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Intel: Software Defined Infrastructure episodes
- Accelerating Ethernet with iWARP Technology: the MovieSoftware Defined Infrastructure:iWarp is a standards-based technology for Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA) over Ethernet adopted by Microsoft SMB Direct. This video explains how it works and the advantages over a RoCE solution.7 min
- Solution Brief: 10 GbE Intel Ethernet – The Solution You Have Been Searching ForIntelligent Networking: Solve the problem of increased network demands and the growing need to support virtualization with 10GbE Intel Ethernet.0 min
- Infographic: 10 GbE Intel Ethernet – The Solution You Have Been Searching ForSoftware Defined Infrastructure: Solve the problem of increased network demands and the growing need to support virtualization with 10GbE Intel Ethernet.0 min
- Enabling NFV to Deliver on its PromiseIntelligent Networking: Reviews memory management features and inter-VM (virtual machine) communications schemes that can be applied to dramatically improve performance and determinism for packet processing workloads in virtualized environments.0 min
- Intel Storage Solution Reference Architecture: VM Image Hosting Using Ceph on the Fujitsu CD10000Intelligent Storage: This Solution Reference Architecture showcases an end-to-end solution available today to address a specific storage challenge, in this case VM Image Hosting, using Ceph storage software on the Fujitsu CD10000 System0 min
- Intel Open Network Platform Server Release 1.3: Driving Network TransformationIntelligent Networking: The Intel Open Network Platform Server (Intel ONP Server) r1.3 reference architecture provides a validated template to spur adoption of software-defined networking (SDN) and network function virtualization (NFV) in telecom carrier networks, cloud data centers, and enterprise environments. As an active, long-term member of the open-source community, Intel contributes to a number of [...]0 min
- Using SDN-aware Service Assurance to Bring Open & Deterministic Service Management to NFVIntelligent Networking: This paper outlines an approach for Service Assurance in an SDN/NFV world that enables more open and deterministic service deployment and resource usage.0 min
- Supporting Evolved Packet Core for One Million Mobile Subscribers with Four Intel Xeon Processor-Based ServersIntelligent Networking: This paper describes a solution stack tested to demonstrate high performance Evolved Packet Core (EPC) performance on Intel Xeon Processors.0 min
- 10 GbE Intel Ethernet – Providing Data Center SolutionsSolve the problem of complex, costly legacy infrastructures with an upgrade to 10 GbE Intel Ethernet.0 min
About Intel: Software Defined Infrastructure
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Data center and Telco managers are approaching a crisis point in a number of dimensions: storage demands are expected to reach 44 zettabytes by 2020; with the Internet of Things (IoT), connected devices communicating over networks will rise exponentially to 50 billion by 2020; today, business users want fast, economical IT services delivered in hours, not days or weeks. These challenges are driving a fundamental shift in data center and Telco architecture and operations from hardware-bound solutions to a flexible Software Defined Infrastructure (SDI). Intel is part of enabling this data center and network transformation.
While Intel is well known for its processors, Intel engineers across the company contribute actively to open source projects, which are driving this transformation, to help advance these new software technologies for SDI. To help enable fast market adoption of new software and Intel hardware into SDI, Intel delivers reference architectures on which companies can develop next-generation solutions for their infrastructures. Besides hardware and software contributions, Intel’s deep investments in building strong ecosystems help support IT and Telco organizations to engage, prove, and rapidly adopt SDI solutions.