Intel Chip Chat: Network Insights: Heather Kirksey, Director of Open Platform for NFV (OPNFV) stops by to discuss the organization’s charter, membership and accomplishments. Heather explains that carriers want the agility to roll out services more quickly and that a flexible and virtual network is key. She examines the role of open source innovation in [See the full post…]
Business Solutions for IT Managers: Intel software development tools help Tencent improve storage performance, unleash hardware performance, and maximize return on investment.
Intelligent Networking: Extending Intel Virtualization Technology beyond server virtualization to the network with hardware optimizations and offloads for the rapid prvisioning of networks in an agile data center.
In this Intel Chip Chat audio podcast with Allyson Klein: Lynn Comp, Director of the Market Development Organization for the Network Products Group at Intel, stops by to chat about the advances that have been made in network virtualization and flexible orchestration enabling applications to be spun up within a virtual machine in minutes instead [See the full post…]
Software Defined Infrastructure: With Intel processors, it’s possible to transition from using discrete architectures per major workload (application, control, plane, packet and single processing) to a single architecture that consolidates the workloads into a more scalable and simplified solution.
Software Defined Infrastructure: As strategic approaches such as software-defined networking (SDN) and network function virtualization (NFV) become more mainstream, combinations of both OS-level virtualization and hypervisor-based virtual machines (VMs) often provide dramatic cost, agility, and performance benefits, throughout the data center.
In this Intel Grid Insights podcast, Jeff Kuechle, writer for the Intel “Grid Insights” blog, sits down with Terry Oliver, the Chief Innovation Officer for the Bonneville Power Administration, to discuss transactive energy and its future potential for the electrical grid. For more information see: intel.com/energy blogs.intel.com/energy GridInsights on Twitter
Software Defined Infrastructure: Hardware and virtual application delivery controllers (ADCs) from F5 Networks help ensure users can connect to applications from anywhere in the world, regardless of device, cloud, or enterprise architecture.
In this Intel Chip Chat audio podcast with Allyson Klein: In this archive of a livecast from Mobile World Congress Guy Shemesh, Senior Director of the CloudBand Business Unit at Alcatel-Lucent stops by to talk about how the CloudBand platform enables service providers to accelerate adoption of Network Functions Virtualization (NFV). Guy emphasizes how important [See the full post…]
Software Defined Infrastructure: F5 Networks application delivery controllers (ADCs) are helping today’s most advanced and efficient data centers meet these demands. Based on Intel Xeon processors and Intel QuickAssist Technology, these purpose-built appliances reside at the front of the data center, intelligently managing network traffic to help ensure applications are fast, secure, and available. An [See the full post…]
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