Part of our ongoing work at Intel is to connect with IT datacenter managers and infrastructure architects to offer training and advice for how to solve modern business challenges and lower total cost of ownership (TCO) across cloud environments. Recently, we participated in the Cloud Field Day industry event with Stephen Foskett from Gestalt IT, along with several industry partners. At the event, Intel presented two topics that are available to watch on-demand.
Simplify the Journey to and Across Clouds with Intel
Hosted by Intel Senior Principal Engineer Madhu Rangarajan, this presentation covers building on open standards with fully optimized software and security from the hardware up the stack. Whether you choose to deploy or migrate on-prem, multi-cloud, through communications networks, or on the intelligent edge, doing so on consistent, trusted, open experience allows you to scale-up and out with ease as workloads evolve.
Driving Innovation in Cloud Storage with Intel Optane Technology
Hosted by Senior Principal Engineer Allison Goodman and Product Lead Vivek Sarathy, this presentation covers the rise of disaggregated cloud storage for building out additional storage for workloads that rely on larger and larger datasets, such as data analytics, artificial intelligence (AI), content delivery network (CDN), and e-commerce. Moving from local to remote storage is cost effective but creates an IO cliff of bandwidth and performance without critical hardware. Allison and Vivek explore how a select number of cloud customers have deployed 100GbE+ networking and Optane memory and storage in order to achieve the needed scale efficiencies while still maintaining fast performance and dependable latencies.
Further Presentations
Cloud Field Day 11 feature several other presentations worth watching, including discussions about hybrid cloud management, Kubernetes, combating ransomware, disaster recovery, and more. I’m excited for Intel to join future Tech Field Days and look forward to the wealth of industry knowledge that continues to be shared. For more information about Intel’s cloud strategy, visit: intel.com/cloud
Rebecca Weekly
Hyperscale Strategy and Execution, Intel Corporation
Vice President, General Manager, and Senior Principal Engineer
Rebecca leads the organization that influences every aspect of Intel’s cloud platform solutions. Together they shape Intel’s development, production, and business strategy for Hyperscale Cloud Service Providers by driving strategic collaborations with key partners to ensure platform requirements meet customer needs. Rebecca is the Open Compute Project president and chair of the board and is on Fortune’s 40 Under 40 2020 list of most influential people in technology.
In her "spare" time, she is the lead singer of the funk and soul band, Sinister Dexter, and enjoys her passion of dance and choreography. She has two amazing little boys, and loves to run (after them, and on her own).
Rebecca graduated from MIT with a degree in Computer Science and Electrical Engineering.
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Rebecca Weekly
Hyperscale Strategy and Execution, Intel Corporation
Vice President, General Manager, and Senior Principal Engineer
Rebecca leads the organization that influences every aspect of Intel’s cloud platform solutions. Together they shape Intel’s development, production, and business strategy for Hyperscale Cloud Service Providers by driving strategic collaborations with key partners to ensure platform requirements meet customer needs. Rebecca is the Open Compute Project president and chair of the board and is on Fortune’s 40 Under 40 2020 list of most influential people in technology.
In her "spare" time, she is the lead singer of the funk and soul band, Sinister Dexter, and enjoys her passion of dance and choreography. She has two amazing little boys, and loves to run (after them, and on her own).
Rebecca graduated from MIT with a degree in Computer Science and Electrical Engineering.