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Brandon Frost shares his experience with memory tiering and the use of Intel Optane in his large private cloud environment. He explains how memory tiering helped optimize memory usage and reduce costs by offloading cold memory to a non-active tier. He also discusses the challenges of upgrading memory and the benefits of using NVMe-based tiering. Brandon expresses his interest in Project Peaberry, a memory tiering offloading card, and its potential use cases. He highlights the importance of his team in developing capacity data gathering and analytics solutions.Takeaways:Memory tiering helps optimize memory usage and reduce costs by offloading cold memory to a non-active tier.Using NVMe-based tiering provides flexibility and scalability in memory allocation.Project Peaberry, a memory tiering offloading card, offers potential benefits in terms of performance and cost-effectiveness.Effective capacity planning requires robust data gathering and analytics solutions.Brandon Frost emphasizes the importance of his team in developing and implementing memory optimization strategies.Links:VMware Explore session by Brandon and Arvind on memory tieringMemory Tiering blog on vmware.comDisclaimer: The thoughts and opinions shared in this podcast are our own/guest(s), and not necessarily those of Broadcom or VMware by Broadcom.

Arvind Jagannath, a platform product manager at Broadcom, discusses memory tiering and its benefits for customers with Duncan. He explains that enterprise applications are becoming more memory-bound and require better performance. Memory tiering helps address the CPU to memory imbalance that many customers face, allowing for better CPU utilization and reducing costs. Arvind also mentions the challenges of expanding memory and the need for a solution like memory tiering. He introduces Project Capitola, which has evolved into NVMe-based memory tiering, and discusses the benefits and recommendations for using NVMe devices. Arvind also touches on the integration of memory tiering with advanced vSphere features like DRS and HA, and hints at future developments with Project Peaberry and CXL. TakeawaysEnterprise applications are becoming more memory-bound and require better performance.Memory tiering helps address the CPU to memory imbalance and improves CPU utilization.NVMe-based memory tiering provides additional memory capacity and reduces costs.Integration with advanced vSphere features like DRS and HA is being developed.Future developments include Project Peaberry and the use of CXL for intelligent devices.LinksExplore Session - Memory Tiering: Power Your Server Infrastructure With Memory Innovations [VCFB1198LV]Yellow-Bricks.com - Memory Tiering BlogSNIA Recording on Memory Tiering and CXL accelerators Disclaimer: The thoughts and opinions shared in this podcast are our own/guest(s), and not necessarily those of Broadcom or VMware by Broadcom.

On this episode of the Virtually Speaking Podcast Pete and John welcome Matt Mancini to discuss a Homelab project he orchestrated, putting dozens of Intel Optane drives in the hands of the VMware vExpert Community to use in their home labs. Watch the video of this episode Watch all VMware Explore Recap episodes

Intel Open Source Evangelist Chris Norman hosts this special bonus episode, a Q&A with Intel's Dan Williams. A chance encounter with open source software during an high-school internship put Dan Williams on a path to become Principal Engineer on the team responsible for Intel's persistent memory (PMEM) enabling in the Linux* kernel. Here he talks about the “janitorial” aspect of maintainers, what he's seen in 17 years of commits, his take on the discontinuation of the Intel Optane* as well as his new role as chair on the Technical Advisory Board (TAB) at the Linux Foundation*. Read the full Q&A: https://community.intel.com/t5/Blogs/Tech-Innovation/open-intel/Dan-Williams-Kernels-of-Wisdom/post/1446111   Guest:  Dan Williams      

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Flash Memory Summit happened last week but we didn't want to let it go by without having our own storage expert comment on some of the announcements there. Lots of talk around CXL happened along with the ever-present discussion of the impending issues with Intel Optane, as covered by Stephen on the Gestalt IT Checksum. Oh, and that tiny little 128TB SSD that Samsung showed off. Stephen, what were your big takeaways from Flash Memory Summit? This and more on this week's Rundown. Head to GestaltIT.com for show notes. Time Stamps: 0:00 - Welcome to The Rundown 0:37 - Post-Quantum Algorithm SIKEd Out 3:51 - Verge.io Goes Virtual with GPUs 7:06 - Broadcom Goes Big with Tomahawk 5 10:33 - FCC Cancels Starlink Grant 15:30 - Cisco Compromised by LAPSUS$ 19:14 - Flash Memory Summit in a Flash 30:17 - The Weeks Ahead 31:58 - Thanks for Watching Follow our hosts on Social Media Tom Hollingsworth: https://www.twitter.com/NetworkingNerd Stephen Foskett: https://www.twitter.com/SFoskett Follow Gestalt IT Website: https://www.GestaltIT.com/ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/GestaltIT LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/1789

Intelが「Optaneメモリ」事業を終息へ　2022年第2四半期に減損処理を実施。　米Intelは7月28日（米国太平洋夏時間）、2022年第2四半期の決算を発表した。今期の決算では「Optane（オプテーン）メモリ」に関する減損処理を実施しており、決算報告において同事業の縮小を開始し、CXL（Compute Express Link）接続のメモリに注力する旨が明記された。

On episode #52 of the 2B Bolder Podcast guest Kristie Mann, Vice President of Product Marketing for the Intel Optane Group shares her passion-filled career journey. With 19 patents and a successful 20 + year career, Kristie speaks about her resilience as a woman in tech and gives tips on how to continually develop your tech acumen. She provides advice on ways women can be heard or seen at work. Kristie shares how she has been able to navigate her career and transition between a variety of roles that have fulfilled and challenged her over the years. Kristie takes nothing for granted and works tirelessly to be a champion for other women. Kristie is a dedicated mom, a lover of innovation, and is driven by customers' success. Tune in to hear her career story.Connect with Kristie Mann on LinkedInThe 2B Bolder Podcast provides you first-hand access to some amazing women. Guests will include women from leading enterprise companies to startups, women execs, coders, account execs, engineers, doctors, and innovators.Listen to 2B Bolder for more career insights from women in tech and business Support the show (https://pod.fan/2b-bolder)

In this episode, hosts Matt Kimball and Steve McDowell, principal analysts at Moor Insights & Strategy, kick off 2022 with a discussion on what to watch in the world of enterprise infrastructure during the upcoming year. This is a wide-ranging conversation covering everything from AMD and ARM in the server market, alternative processor architectures, supply chain, PCIe 5.0, and even some of the goings-on at this month's Consumer Electronics Show. 00:00 Start the show! 01:40 The Server Market: AMD Server market share numbers, Intel's current situation, and the impact of supply chain disruptions 10:38 AMD and Intel introduce new client parts: how much of this bleeds over into the server space? 17:33 ARM in the Server Market: Is this just a hyperscaler phenomia? Will we see expansion in 2022? 27:50 Where does RISC-V Play? 30:40 Disrupting storage: VAST Data, PCIe 5, and does CXL-attached memory supplant Intel Optane? 36:19 Consumption-based infrastructure in 2022 38:24 Over-and-Out

Five years ago, Intel came up with a new chip, a silicon chip, to store data. With this chip, users can expand the memory component of their server larger than ever before. Shelby Skrhak speaks with Ken Lloyd, Director of US SLED at Intel, about: - How Optane splits the difference between NAND and DRAM - Common uses for Optane - How Optane works with virtualized workloads - Why it's great for public sector and education For more information, contact Andrew Calabrese (andrew.calabrese@ingrammicro.com) or visit Intel Optane Persistent Memory. To join the discussion, follow us on Twitter @IngramTechSol #B2BTechTalk Listen to this episode and more like it by subscribing to B2B Tech Talk on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or Stitcher. Or, tune in on our website.

In this episode, Kirk Sinclair, Partner Sales Executive - Microsoft Canada, is joined by Devlin Norris, Distribution Account Executive - Intel Corporation, and Ryan Leyden, Product Specialist, Dell Technologies.   Kirk, Devlin, and Ryan discuss the improved performance, security and automated systems management features for the channel partner community with the next generation of Dell servers.     Also in this episode:   Next generation servers Built for more computing horsepower Security Automated systems management Value advantage for resellers The most common configuration in the Canadian marketplace Aggressive discount programs  Services and support Intel Optane adoption and usage What Intel is bringing to the channel - Intel Partner Alliance     Resources: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/partner-alliance/overview.html Steve Chung - Senior Product Manager, Intel Steve.chung@ingrammicro.com   Grant Sicat - Sr. Channel Account Specialist, Dell grant.sicat@ingrammicro.com   Michael Robertson - Dell Storage Technical Architect michael.robertson@ingrammicro.com   Chris Pierson - Channel Account Specialist Microsoft Devices chris.pierson@ingrammicro.com .  Connect with Ingram Micro:  Twitter: https://twitter.com/ingrammicroca  Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/ingram-micro/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IngramMicroCanada  Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNv1gMCMQPLvzaKhfUlzrWA?view_as=subscriber  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ingrammicrocanada/  .  

In this episode, Kirk Sinclair, Partner Sales Executive - Microsoft Canada, is joined by Aaron Rothfuss, Sr. Strategic Sales Leader - Lenovo, Louis Brunetto, Distribution Account Executive - Lenovo from Lenovo and Devlin Norris, Distribution Account Executive - Intel Corporation.    Kirk, Aaron, Louis and Devlin have a great discussion about the value that Lenovo brings to the channel especially through the distribution partner Ingram Micro, servers, and tips and tools for channel partners.   Also in this episode:   Lenovo ROK and the big value for channel partners 3rd generation Xeon performance benefits Intel Optane storage solutions Software, do's and don'ts Does OEM have a place on a Lenovo server?   Resources: .  Connect with Ingram Micro:  Twitter: https://twitter.com/ingrammicroca  Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/ingram-micro/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IngramMicroCanada  Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNv1gMCMQPLvzaKhfUlzrWA?view_as=subscriber  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ingrammicrocanada/  .

Cisco’s Brian Everitt and Cale Hilts join host Jake Smith to talk about why Cisco partnered with Intel to certify Cisco HyperFlex All Flash and All NVMe models as Intel Select Solutions, which can power any application from the data center to the edge. Brian and Cale talk more about the high-performance, distributed file system that supports multiple hypervisors and they go into detail about the deep collaboration between the two companies. They explain the amount of technical benchmarking required for the Intel Selection Solutions program, the benefits of hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) with a unified fabric, storage optimizations with Intel Optane, and the many industry trends the team at Cisco is preparing to solve. Follow Cisco on Twitter at: https://twitter.com/cisco Follow Jake on Twitter at: https://twitter.com/jakesmithintel

Lenovo’s Todd Myrick joins host Jake Smith to talk about the history of Lenovo’s evolution, the company’s PC and server business, and why working with the Intel Select Solutions program helps solve customer problems. Todd talks about the future of the Intel Select Solutions program, including AI inferencing and advancements in Intel Optane storage technology. Todd also discusses where he sees computing going in 2021. Follow Lenovo on Twitter at: https://twitter.com/lenovo Follow Jake on Twitter at: https://twitter.com/jakesmithintel

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This week, Chris and Martin dig deeper into the adoption of Intel Optane technology in both the consumer and enterprise markets. Optane is a new persistent memory technology that offers greater performance and lower latency compared to NAND flash, but currently is more expensive and offers smaller capacity devices. As Optane becomes more prevalent in […] The post #188 – Is Intel Optane Ready for Primetime? appeared first on Storage Unpacked Podcast.

IT Best Practices: Intel Manufacturing factories rely on advanced technology for smooth 24/7 operation. Each factory includes two data centers with hundreds of servers to manage materials, equipment automation, process control, inventory, analytics, and more. Manufacturing IT recently built a separate and completely virtual integration environment for Intel’s Non-volatile Memory Solution Group (NSG) factory. This offered an opportunity to introduce Intel Optane SSDs as cache tier on I/O-intensive workloads to reduce the number of disk groups required. Whether running applications, websites, databases, file servers, or other services, storage performance is often the most important factor in delivering high-performing business solutions. And higher disk throughput is key to achieving performance. We targeted web, application, and database servers using common factory workloads and the results were outstanding. Testing revealed that two disk groups performed as well as three and write-intensive workloads performed even better. We compared automation system use cases involving defect analysis application servers and database servers on a virtualized platform with Intel Optane storage media against systems with NAND SSD (All-Flash) systems. With nearly 200 physical servers hosted in the integration environment, the results gave us confidence to virtualize most factory integration compute environments with servers that simulate the factory setting before applying changes in production.

Today's Tech Bytes podcast, sponsored by Dell Technologies, examines an Azure Stack HCI offering from Dell EMC. Dell worked with Intel and Microsoft to optimize the performance and scale of the Azure Stack platform, including the use of Intel Optane's persistent memory. Our guests are Jayanth YK, Sr. Cloud Architect - Microsoft Hybrid Cloud at Dell Technologies; and Chris “Murph” Murphy, Regional Sales Director at Intel.

Today's Tech Bytes podcast, sponsored by Dell Technologies, examines an Azure Stack HCI offering from Dell EMC. Dell worked with Intel and Microsoft to optimize the performance and scale of the Azure Stack platform, including the use of Intel Optane's persistent memory. Our guests are Jayanth YK, Sr. Cloud Architect - Microsoft Hybrid Cloud at Dell Technologies; and Chris “Murph” Murphy, Regional Sales Director at Intel.

Today's Tech Bytes podcast, sponsored by Dell Technologies, examines an Azure Stack HCI offering from Dell EMC. Dell worked with Intel and Microsoft to optimize the performance and scale of the Azure Stack platform, including the use of Intel Optane's persistent memory. Our guests are Jayanth YK, Sr. Cloud Architect - Microsoft Hybrid Cloud at Dell Technologies; and Chris “Murph” Murphy, Regional Sales Director at Intel.

Today's Tech Bytes podcast, sponsored by Dell Technologies, examines an Azure Stack HCI offering from Dell EMC. Dell worked with Intel and Microsoft to optimize the performance and scale of the Azure Stack platform, including the use of Intel Optane's persistent memory. Our guests are Jayanth YK, Sr. Cloud Architect - Microsoft Hybrid Cloud at Dell Technologies; and Chris “Murph” Murphy, Regional Sales Director at Intel. The post Tech Bytes: Dell Technologies With Intel Partner To Deliver An Innovative Microsoft Azure Stack HCI (Sponsored) appeared first on Packet Pushers.

Today's Tech Bytes podcast, sponsored by Dell Technologies, examines an Azure Stack HCI offering from Dell EMC. Dell worked with Intel and Microsoft to optimize the performance and scale of the Azure Stack platform, including the use of Intel Optane's persistent memory. Our guests are Jayanth YK, Sr. Cloud Architect - Microsoft Hybrid Cloud at Dell Technologies; and Chris “Murph” Murphy, Regional Sales Director at Intel. The post Tech Bytes: Dell Technologies With Intel Partner To Deliver An Innovative Microsoft Azure Stack HCI (Sponsored) appeared first on Packet Pushers.

Today's Tech Bytes podcast, sponsored by Dell Technologies, examines an Azure Stack HCI offering from Dell EMC. Dell worked with Intel and Microsoft to optimize the performance and scale of the Azure Stack platform, including the use of Intel Optane's persistent memory. Our guests are Jayanth YK, Sr. Cloud Architect - Microsoft Hybrid Cloud at Dell Technologies; and Chris “Murph” Murphy, Regional Sales Director at Intel. The post Tech Bytes: Dell Technologies With Intel Partner To Deliver An Innovative Microsoft Azure Stack HCI (Sponsored) appeared first on Packet Pushers.

Darren Pulsipher shows how he increased Elasticsearch performance using Intel’s Optane Persistent Memory in 100 percent app direct mode. His tests show an incredible performance increase of 2x. By doubling the throughput capacity, you can greatly decrease the number of servers in your Elasticsearch cluster. Blog: http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/government/podcasts/embracing-digital-transformation-episode17.html Video: https://youtu.be/8vFFbBD9tZQ

In this episode, Darren talks about decreasing ingestion congestion using Intel’s Optane DC Persistent Memory, and the experiment he conducted with surprising results. It just might change the way we think about programming in the future. Blog: http://intel.com/content/www/us/en/government/podcasts/embracing-digital-transformation-episode16.html Video: https://youtu.be/8vFFbBD9tZQ

In this Intel Chip Chat audio podcast with Allyson Klein: Andy Rudoff, Senior Principal Engineer at Intel, talks with host Allyson Klein about Intel Optane Persistent Memory (PMem) and the work done with software vendors to harness the power of the new technology, especially when it comes to database management and recovery. Rudoff goes into […] The post New Tools for Developers with Intel Optane PMem - Intel Chip Chat - Episode 709 first appeared on Connected Social Media.

In this Intel Chip Chat audio podcast with Allyson Klein: Andy Rudoff, Senior Principal Engineer at Intel, talks with host Allyson Klein about Intel Optane Persistent Memory (PMem) and the work done with software vendors to harness the power of the new technology, especially when it comes to database management and recovery. Rudoff goes into […] The post New Tools for Developers with Intel Optane PMem - Intel Chip Chat - Episode 709 first appeared on Connected Social Media.

Andy Rudoff, Senior Principal Engineer at Intel, talks with host Allyson Klein about Intel® Optane™ Persistent Memory (PMem) and the work done with software vendors to harness the power of the new technology, especially when it comes to database management and recovery. Rudoff goes into detail about how Optane PMem represents a new tier between memory and storage that allows giant databases to be hosted across fewer servers. He also discusses the Persistent Memory Development Kit (PMDK)—a growing collection of libraries and tools tuned and validated on both Linux and Windows, and the Persistent Memory Programming book—a complete guide for developers that delivers comprehensive information with detailed code examples. Both the development kit and the book can be found at: https://pmem.io/ Notices & Disclaimers Intel technologies may require enabled hardware, software or service activation. No product or component can be absolutely secure. Your costs and results may vary. © Intel Corporation. Intel, the Intel logo, and other Intel marks are trademarks of Intel Corporation or its subsidiaries. Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others.

In this Intel Chip Chat audio podcast with Allyson Klein: Andy Rudoff, Senior Principal Engineer at Intel, talks with host Allyson Klein about Intel Optane Persistent Memory (PMem) and the work done with software vendors to harness the power of the new technology, especially when it comes to database management and recovery. Rudoff goes into […] The post New Tools for Developers with Intel Optane PMem - Intel Chip Chat - Episode 709 first appeared on Connected Social Media.

It’s the age-old IT tradeoff: the speed of memory, with its lack of persistence, vs. storage, which is slower but persistent. More and more, however, this tradeoff is being minimized, with new technologies offering the promise of both speed and persistence. MemVerge is one of the companies at the leading edge of this revolution, and they join ActualTech Media Partner James Green to discuss this growing trend on “10 on Tech.” MemVerge CEO Charles Fan and James pick apart the concept of “persistent memory,” what it looks like today, and where it’s going in the future. Highlights of the show include: Distinguishing between storage, memory, and persistent memory Why persistent memory is such a breakthrough for application performance Intel Optane’s three “modes” of operation, and why they all have shortcomings Top MemVerge use cases, including financial services and entertainment Resource links from the show: MemVerge homepage -- https://www.memverge.com/ MemVerge Introduces Big Memory Computing -- https://www.memverge.com/press-releases/memverge-introduces-big-memory-computing/ MemVerge blog -- https://www.memverge.com/blog/ Try a MemVerge demo -- https://www.memverge.com/#beta We hope you enjoy this episode; and don’t forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes, Google Play, or Stitcher.­

Storage startup StorONE has introduced the S1: All-Flash Array.next (also known as S1:AFAn) which accelerates performance using Intel Optane technology. In this podcast, Chris and Martin discuss the benefits of Optane within the S1 platform in a conversation with George Crump, CMO at StorONE and formerly the founder of Storage Switzerland. S1 is a software-defined […] The post #164 – Introduction to StorONE S1: All-Flash Array.next with George Crump (Sponsored) appeared first on Storage Unpacked Podcast.

On this episode of Chip Chat, Lisa Spelman, VP & GM of Intel Xeon Products and Data Center Marketing, talks with host Allyson Klein about the new 3rd Gen Intel® Xeon® Scalable processor for today’s AI-infused, data-intensive digital services. Designed for deep learning, VM density, in-memory database and analytics-intensive cloud services, the 3rd Gen Intel Xeon Scalable processor is the first mainstream general-purpose CPU with built in bfloat16 instructions to make AI training more widely deployable for image classification, speech recognition, language modeling and other applications. Spelman also talks about the new Intel Stratix® 10 NX, Intel’s first AI-optimized FPGA for high-throughput, low-latency tasks such as natural language processing and financial fraud detection. She expands on advanced memory capabilities from the new Intel Optane™ persistent memory 200 series and the Intel SSD D7-P5500 and P5600, which are designed to support the intense IO requirements of AI and analytics. For the latest Intel news, visit newsroom.intel.com. To see the latest performance claims and benchmarks, visit intel.com/benchmarks. Follow Lisa Spelman on Twitter at twitter.com/lisaspelman. Notices & Disclaimers Intel technologies may require enabled hardware, software or service activation. No product or component can be absolutely secure. Your costs and results may vary. © Intel Corporation. Intel, the Intel logo, and other Intel marks are trademarks of Intel Corporation or its subsidiaries. Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others.

Welcome to Hardware Addicts, a proud member of the Destination Linux Network. Hardware Addicts is the podcast that focuses on the physical components that powers our technology world. In this episode, we’re going to discuss the 10th Gen Intel offerings as promised from episode 9, everything we know about Intel Optane and how Intel’s 10th gen is going to fair in the current market. We cover gaming nostalgia and kitchen tech projects, and finally, we head to the popular Camera Corner with Wendy where we’re going to discuss how sensors capture color…all this and more coming up. So Sit back, Relax, and Plug In because Hardware Addicts Starts Now! Quick Links: Ryan = https://dasgeekcommunity.com Michael = https://tuxdigital.com Wendy = https://destinationlinux.network Want to Support the Show? Destination Linux Network Store = https://destinationlinux.network/store Want to follow the show and hosts on social media? You can find all of our social accounts at https://hardwareaddicts.org/hosts

In this Intel Conversations in the Cloud audio podcast: James Myers, Director of Data Center Storage Solutions Architecture at Intel, joins us on this week’s Conversations in the Cloud to discuss Intel Optane SSD and Intel Select Solutions. James takes a deep dive into the Intel Optane technology and how it revolutionizes performance for demanding […]

In this Intel Conversations in the Cloud audio podcast: James Myers, Director of Data Center Storage Solutions Architecture at Intel, joins us on this week’s Conversations in the Cloud to discuss Intel Optane SSD and Intel Select Solutions. James takes a deep dive into the Intel Optane technology and how it revolutionizes performance for demanding […]

In this Intel Conversations in the Cloud audio podcast: James Myers, Director of Data Center Storage Solutions Architecture at Intel, joins us on this week’s Conversations in the Cloud to discuss Intel Optane SSD and Intel Select Solutions. James takes a deep dive into the Intel Optane technology and how it revolutionizes performance for demanding […]

In this Intel Conversations in the Cloud audio podcast: James Myers, Director of Data Center Storage Solutions Architecture at Intel, joins us on this week’s Conversations in the Cloud to discuss Intel Optane SSD and Intel Select Solutions. James takes a deep dive into the Intel Optane technology and how it revolutionizes performance for demanding […]

James Myers, Director of Data Center Storage Solutions Architecture at Intel, joins us on this week’s Conversations in the Cloud to discuss Intel® Optane™ SSD and Intel Select Solutions. James takes a deep dive into the Intel Optane technology and how it revolutionizes performance for demanding storage workloads. He discusses the importance of balanced architecture and bottle neck prevention for resilient enterprise systems. Many Intel Select Solutions leverage Optane SSD to keep workloads responsive with low latency and fast caching. James is passionate about Select Solutions because the solution benchmarks are designed to deliver proven, real-world value. Select’s validation process includes testing hardware like Optane so it’s optimized for data centers out-of-the-box. Explore Intel Select Solutions and other performance optimized configurations at intel.com/selectsolutions. Learn more about Intel Optane Technology at http://intel.com/optane.

A listener calls in to discuss the quality differences between consumer- and business-grade laptops.  A listener looking to buy a new laptop wonders if he should buy an i5 or i7, and if the processor boost from Intel Optane memory is worth the increased cost.  A caller asks about cable "modems" and if the cable signal is actually digital. A listener has a problem with a new printer but the cartridge is incompatible.  We recommend getting a firmware update to work with Windows 10.  A fungi found in Chernobyl is found to feed on radiation; this property could be used to protect astronauts in space.  A user gets a pop-up box that says his old McAfee firewall is not working and he needs to fix the issue.  Erik talks about his new Nexx "smart" garage door opener.  A listener with a Zebra label printer has difficulties getting it to work with Windows 10.  A caller wonders about the elimination of Homegroup in Windows 10 when using networked drives.

Howard Lo, Vice President Sales and Marketing at DataON, joins Conversations in the Cloud to discuss hybrid cloud solutions and analyze announcements following Microsoft Ignite 2019. Howard discusses his excitement at the growing demand for hybrid and multi-cloud environments, especially seeing companies like Microsoft making strides to support the demand. DataON is a hybrid cloud computing company that helps customers both launch and monitor their hyperconverged infrastructure. They offer customers a complete solution to bridge from traditional solutions to leading edge hyperconverged infrastructure. Their latest solution, Intel Select Solutions for Azure Stack HCI, is built on pre-validated Intel architecture and leverages Intel Optane™ technologies to achieve high performance for key workloads. Howard explains how Azure Stack HCI is a perfect example of flexible, workload-based architecture for hybrid cloud that can scale from a remote office to a primary data center running SQL. For more information on DataON’s solutions please visit https://www.dataonstorage.com/intel-select-solutions/. To learn more about Intel Select Solutions for Hybrid Cloud, go to: https://www.intel.com/selectsolutions.

Donnie Roberson of the DataStax Partner team joins the show to talk about the amazing performance results observed in running DataStax Enterprise 6 on Intel's latest generation hardware including the Xeon processors and Optane DCPMM, and when and where you might be able to get your hands on this technology. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on the podcast, we discuss MAX Data, NetApp’s partnership with Intel and how Optane Datacenter Persistent Memory is changing the game for application performance. Featured in the podcast this week: MAX Data TME Chris Gebhart MAX Data PM Kumar Prabhat

As the amount of data grows exponentially businesses are looking to leverage artificial intelligence (AI) to make real-time decisions with it. Yoav Einav, Vice President of Product at GigaSpaces, joins Intel on AI to discuss how the GigaSpaces InsightEdge platform is enabling enterprises to truly take advantage of their data utilizing in-memory computing for fast […]

Mike’s away so Chris joins Wes to discuss running your workstation from RAM, the disappointing realities of self driving cars, and handling the ups and downs of critical feedback.

With SSD storage taking many forms, navigating PC storage can be confusing. Fear not, because Paul from Intel joins Ron in this week's On the Bench! Join us as we discuss the various storage options available from Intel.

On this week’s podcast, recorded live at NetApp Insight 2018, Chris talks to Greg Knieriemen and Rob McDonald about the introduction of Memory Accelerated Data, commonly called MAX Data.  The MAX Data solution is a software product that implements a local file system on a server using local persistent memory such as Intel Optane.  Of […] The post #83 – Introduction to NetApp MAX Data appeared first on Storage Unpacked Podcast.

In this episode we discuss high performance databases and the storage needed to get there, with Brian Bulkowski, Founder and CTO of Aerospike. Howard met Brian at an Intel Optane event last summer and thought he'd be a good person to talk with. I couldn't agree more. Howard and I both thought Aerospike was an … Continue reading "77: GreyBeards talk high performance databases with Brian Bulkowski, Founder & CTO, Aerospike"

In this episode we discuss high performance databases and the storage needed to get there, with Brian Bulkowski, Founder and CTO of Aerospike. Howard met Brian at an Intel Optane event last summer and thought he’d be a good person to talk with. I couldn’t agree more. Howard and I both thought Aerospike was an … Continue reading "77: GreyBeards talk high performance databases with Brian Bulkowski, Founder & CTO, Aerospike"

In this episode of Conversations in the Cloud, Noam Shendar, VP and GM of the Hyperscale Cloud business at Zadara, joins us to discuss cloud storage. Noam talks about how cloud customers want affordable and flexible enterprise-class storage in the cloud and Zadara delivers that, at scale. Zadara brings these solutions to life, by utilizing Intel® Xeon® Scalable processors and Intel® Optane™ technology. Noam also chats about where the industry is moving in the future and why things like delivering capabilities-as-a-service and data management are so important and will add value. To learn more about Zadara, visit www.zadara.com.

In this special Intel sponsored episode of SMACTalk, Co-Host Daniel Newman goes solo on the hosting duties and leads a show focused on what to expect from Intel at VMworld 2018, starting August 26 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Joining Daniel for the discussion was Jake Smith, Director of Data Center Technology at Intel Data Center Group, where he focuses on Xeon Scalable Processors and Optane Persistent Memory product lines and how those products can be integrated with technology like VMware. During the show, Jake shared that Intel first began working with VMware in 2002 with efforts to reduce latency via new tools and scalable usage models like ESX, MSX, and VMware Cloud. In that time, they’ve developed technology that has sped up the process of launching virtual machines (from buying, provisioning, and developing) from months to minutes to seconds, which will drive digital transformation moving forward. In the past, for instance, companies could launch new apps just every 90 days, which put a cramp in their ability to digitally transform. Now using virtualization, they can deploy apps simultaneously, allowing users to make the most of the technology being created. At Daniel’s request, Jake discussed Intel Optane in-depth, explaining the importance of persistent state memory (PMEM), which allows a virtual machine to keep running even if the power goes out with no need to reset. It reduces boot times and increases performance with scalable memory up to 3 terabytes per socket. Jake emphasized that Optane would allow a company to move an entire database into memory, putting it within 18 microseconds of the user. The difference is like using a cached history of data, rather than opening a new site.  Daniel and Jake discussed that technology like Intel’s Optane is what will allow AI and machine learning to do the work they’re meant to do because ultimately AI and machine learning are only as good as the machines that can manage the data. Using Optane, data can be trained fast enough for companies to use it in real time—be it an autonomous vehicle or facial recognition software.  Jake shared the example of picture recognition working not in 11 seconds but 1 second. The technology would work quickly enough that you could be offered a coupon to The Gap as soon as you walked into the mall. Optane helps provide the architecture that can deliver this level of intelligence—a nexgen virtualized database. For the non-techy listeners, Daniel emphasized that Optane is about creating more storage and more access to virtual machines – making it easier, faster, and more affordable for companies to use AI and machine learning technology. Jake also emphasized that Intel’s goal is always to create a better TCO (total cost of ownership) and lower transaction cost for its business users. What Intel will preview at VMworld: Intel Select Solutions; optimized hardware solutions – CPUs, chip set technologies filled with virtual technologies; hyper threading; VSAN non-volatile memory architecture; Optane data centers with persistent memory technology; hybrid cloud environment solutions; workload optimization for hybrid cloud environments. The goal is to reduce as much latency as possible in CPU, networking silicon, SSD silicon, and memory silicon. What Intel is working on outside of VMworld:  Accelerated FGAs; custom chips that accelerate V motion; and the concept of “enterprise reassurance.” Enterprise reassurance means building compatibility generation over generation so that businesses know that investments in tech will carry over year to year. Update/Correction: (18:42) In the podcast, Jake Smith suggests that Raj Hazra would be in attendance at VMWorld 2018 to discuss Enterprise Reassurance Solutions. Raj Hazra will not in attendance, but the topic will be covered by Intel Staff at the event. 

On this episode of Conversations in the Cloud, we’re joined by Greg Kettmann, Senior Product Manager at Lenovo, to discuss the company’s product line ThinkAgile SX for Microsoft Azure Stack (SXM). The integrated rackscale solution features a hyper-covered infrastructure built on Intel® Xeon® Scalable processors utilizing Intel® Optane™ technology and Microsoft Windows Server Software-Defined Storage. The ThinkAgile SXM solution is as a truly turnkey hybrid cloud solution that is professionally deployed by Lenovo. Greg discusses the future of hybrid cloud, and how he sees platform-as-a-service and containers as the future of the industry. Lenovo deployed the first Azure Stack solution with Intel Xeon Scalable processors, and Greg also notes that Lenovo is the first to qualify the new Intel® Select Solution for Microsoft Azure Stack. Learn more at www.lenovo.com or https://twitter.com/Lenovo. For more information, go to: www.intel.com/cloud

In this Intel Conversations in the Cloud audio podcast: Tony Harvey, Senior Product Manager from Lenovo joins Conversations in the Cloud this week to discuss Lenovo’s Intel Select Solution for VMware vSAN. Intel Select Solutions provide pre-verified solutions that allow enterprise users to quickly deploy optimized solutions. Lenovo vSAN ReadyNodes with Intel Optane technology provide […]

Tony Harvey, Senior Product Manager from Lenovo joins Conversations in the Cloud this week to discuss Lenovo’s Intel® Select Solution for VMware vSAN. Intel Select Solutions provide pre-verified solutions that allow enterprise users to quickly deploy optimized solutions. Lenovo vSAN ReadyNodes with Intel® Optane™ technology provide a strong combination of hardware and software for increased reliability and flexibility. Users are able to handle multiple workloads on the same hyperconverged infrastructure, achieving strong performance benefits. For more information, follow Tony on Twitter https://twitter.com/tonyknowspower, and learn about Lenovo products at www.lenovo.com and Intel Select Solutions at www.intel.com/selectsolutions.

In this episode of Conversations in the Cloud, Jacob Smith, SVP of engagement and Co-founder of Packet, joins us to discuss the promise of the cloud delivered on bare metal. Jacob and his brother founded Packet in 2014, with the intention of automating fundamental infrastructure. Jacob talks about Packet’s new collaboration with Intel to accelerate adoption of Intel® Optane™ SSDs as a data center fast storage and memory solution. Packet will provide on-demand access to the Intel® Xeon® Scalable platform with large format Intel® Optane™ technology at no cost. This will provide an easy way for open source and commercial software projects to benchmark and optimize this cutting edge technology, and unleash new innovations. To learn more about Packet and how you can accelerate with Optane, visit https://www.acceleratewithoptane.com/.

00:00 Atari VCS specs and speculations.05:36 Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection.20:35 Intel Optane RAM.32:45 Gaming Laptops VS DesktopsLots of tantalizing topics in this week's show. We look at the cool new Atari VCS and speculate its market viability. Then I geek out BIG TIME like it's 1992 again talking about the Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection! Rounding 3rd base my mind is blown by the newly announced Intel Optane RAM and how it will literally be a game changer. Speaking of games, I finish the show on a bit of a nerd rant concerning the argument over gaming laptops versus gaming desktops.Website https://www.geektherapyradio.com/Youtube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3N1B26VBECNA1QsMXSk3Ig?Facebook https://www.facebook.com/geektherapyradio/?ref=bookmarksInstagram https://www.instagram.com/geektherapyradio/Twitter https://twitter.com/geektherapykprcVimeo https://vimeo.com/geektherapyradiohttps://www.twitch.tv/geektherapyradioAtari VCS https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/atari-vcs-game-stream-connect-like-never-before-computers-pc#/SF 30th Anniversary Collection https://streetfighter.com/street-fighter-30th-anniversary-collection/Intel Optane https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/architecture-and-technology/intel-optane-technology.html

Mike Frost, Director of Product Management for Cloud and Platform Technologies at SAS, joins this episode of Intel Chip Chat to talk about Intel® Xeon® Scalable processors powering SAS business applications. Mike talks about the range of capabilities that SAS is delivering from predictive and real-time analytics in sports, to image recognition in healthcare. Mike also discusses how the combination of Intel hardware and SAS software provide breakthrough benefits to customers. SAS takes advantage of performance benefits on Intel Xeon Scalable processor and Intel® Optane™ memory technology, which enables high throughput, low latency, and high endurance for data-intensive operations. To learn more about SAS, go to https://www.sas.com, or follow them on Twitter at https://twitter.com/SASsoftware.

Matt Meinel, Senior Vice President - Sales, Business Development and Solutions Architecture at Levyx joins this episode of Conversations in the Cloud to discuss leading-edge financial services solutions that leverage high-performance data store technology. Levyx’s software-only solutions provide fundamental building blocks for next-generation software-defined storage infrastructure. Jake and Matt talk about Levyx’s software-defined data processors, Helium* and Xenon*, as well as the work that Levyx has been doing with financial model backtesting in capital markets with Intel® Optane™ technology, and Intel® Programmable Acceleration Card (Intel® PAC) with Intel® Arria® 10 GX FPGAs. To learn more about Levyx, go to www.levyx.com or follow them on Twitter at https://twitter.com/levyxinc.

In this episode of Conversations in the Cloud episode, Tal Doron, Director of Solution Architecture at GigaSpaces talks about how the GigaSpaces’ InsightEdge platform and Intel deliver on fast-data analytics with their in-memory computing platform to accelerate data access, processing, and artificial intelligence. InsightEdge is an open-source in-memory insight platform that unifies fast-data analytics, AI, and real-time applications, helping organizations transform data to services at the speed of business. Tal talks about how GigaSpaces is utilizing Intel® Xeon® Scalable processors along with Intel® Optane™ technology to reduce storage access latencies and improve application throughput for mission critical real-time analytics and response. To learn more about GigaSpaces, visit www.gigaspaces.com, or follow them on Twitter at https://twitter.com/GigaSpaces.

Yaniv Romem, CTO and Co-Founder of Excelero, joins Conversations in the Cloud to discuss optimizing infrastructures for effective data analytics. Excelero offers a software-defined block storage solution designed to meet the performance and scalability requirements of next-generation analytics applications, called Excelero NVMesh. Yaniv talks about the changes that need to be made to address next-generation analytics, including faster storage and more scalable architectures. Excelero is utilizing Intel® Xeon® processors and well as Intel® Optane™ technology with 3D XPoint™ technology, to ensure consistency in performance and latency. To learn more about Excelero, visit https://www.excelero.com/, or follow them on Twitter at https://twitter.com/ExceleroStorage.

Lumina Desktop 1.3 is out, we show you a Plasma 5 on FreeBSD tutorial, explore randomness, and more. This episode was brought to you by Headlines Lumina Desktop v1.3 released (https://lumina-desktop.org/version-1-3-0-released/) Notable Changes: New Utility: lumina-mediaplayer. Lumina Media Player is a graphic interface for the Qt QMediaPlayer Class, with Pandora internet radio streaming integration. Lumina Media Player supports many audio formats, including .ogg, .mp3, .mp4, .flac, and .wmv. It is also possible to increase the number of playable formats by installing gstreamer-plugins. This utility is found in the Applications → Utilities section, or opened by typing lumina-mediaplayer in a command line. New Utility: lumina-xdg-entry. This is another simple utility designed to help users create .desktop entries and shortcuts. Find it in the Utilities application category, or open it by typing lumina-xdg-entry in a command line. Lumina Desktop: Desktop folders are integrated, and can now be manipulated directly from the desktop. Added the automatic settings migration of a desktop monitor (single monitor only, for now). Numerous speed and performance improvements with how icons load and the system interacts with the desktop. Lumina-FM: Now fully integrated with lumina-archiver. A “System directory” tree pane is available. Options to enable/disable it are being added later, as it is on by default. Numerous speed improvements with caching and loading icons. Lumina Texteditor: There is a new json manifest file format for syntax highlighting support. Users can open this file, customize their highlighting options, and immediately see their changes without rebuilding the utility. The text editor now supports more than 10 different file formats. Added options for file-wide preferences in syntax files. Options include: word wrap, character per line limits, excess whitespace highlighting, font style restrictions, and tab-width settings. LTE supports tabs with detach, drag'n'drop, and location customization with the View menu option. Add checkable menu option to show the “unsaved changes” dialogue box on close. Lumina Screenshot: Adjustments to the lumina-screenshot interface. Add an adjustable warning to lumina-screenshot when closing with an unsaved image. Add functionality to select a specific area of the screen for screenshots. Lumina Archiver: Functionality improvements. Bug fixes. Interface changes. General Improvements: Permission checks for settings files (all utilities). When launched with sudo, all tools use or create a root-permissioned copy of the user's settings file. This prevents a settings file being locked by root. UI text reworks to help re-unify style. Add hooks to update the desktop with icons for the /media directory when a system uses USB automounting functionality. Fix Fluxbox bug with windows workspace assignments. Work on new utility lumina-notify (not fully functional yet). Fix panel reporting error crashing lumina-config. Bug fix for dbus-send calls for Gentoo. Clean up automatic DPI scaling support. Bug fix for the panel clock. Compton compositor is now disabled by default (but can be manually enabled). Translation file updates. Documentation updates. *** FreeBSD 11.0 and Plasma 5 HowTo (https://euroquis.nl/bobulate/?p=1609) Here's a step-by-step guide to getting a machine with FreeBSD 11 in it, running X, and KDE Plasma 5 Desktop and KDE Applications. It's the latest thing! (Except that 11-STABLE is in the middle of the pack of what's supported .. but the KDE bits are fresh. I run 10.3 with KDE4 or Plasma 5 on my physical machines, myself, so the FreeBSD version isn't that important except that packages are readily available for 11-STABLE, not for 10-STABLE.) We skip the part about installing FreeBSD (it's in there if you need it) and get right to the important parts that you need: An X Server and a backup X11 environment (ancient): pkg install xorg xterm twm Desktop technologies (modern): pkg install hal dbus echo haldenable=YES >> /etc/rc.conf echo dbusenable=YES >> /etc/rc.conf Next up, test whether the X server works by running startx and exiting out of twm. If running with ZFS, it's a good idea to snapshot now, just so you can easily roll back to the it-works-with-basic-X11 setup you have now. zfs snapshot -r zroot@x11 Now swap out the default FreeBSD package repository, for the KDE-FreeBSD community one. This is documented also on the Area51 page (https://community.kde.org/FreeBSD/Setup/Area51). mkdir -p /usr/local/etc/pkg/repos cd /usr/local/etc/pkg/repos cat > FreeBSD.conf > /etc/rc.conf Log in as your test user, and set up .xinitrc to start Plasma 5: cat > .xinitrc

One of the key reasons Hyper Converged Infrastructure (HCI) powered by VMware vSAN is so successful with customers is that it gives them the choice of a wide range of supported hardware platforms and choice of the latest technologies—both of which do not simply happen by chance. This week we spoke with two key members of the vSAN ReadyLabs team, Sr Product Manager Biswa Bhattacharjee and Engineering Director for vSAN, Kathryn Vandiver. Introduction to VMware vSAN ReadyLabs vSAN ReadyLabs engineering is responsible for ensuring that the ReadyNode hardware meets the demands of vSAN without compromising data availability, data integrity and product performance; that vSAN algorithms leverage the latest technological advancements in the hardware space; that development efforts go hand in hand in joint planning with all major OEM partners; and finally, that the vSAN engineering team leverages cross-OEM’s relationships to drive the resolution of hardware related issues while building future ReadyNode roadmaps for vSAN. Every ReadyNode is unique based on the combination of firmware, driver, and devices. The vSAN ReadyLabs team partners with OEM vendors to outline the latest hardware trends and roadmaps. Together we do risk assessment, create tests, debug issues, perform root cause corrective action of certification failures, and guide development of vSAN capabilities accordingly. Once a ReadyNode is through this exhaustive process and fully certified, it is ready for mission-critical use by customers and chances of hitting potential issues have been minimized. This allows customers to purchase and deploy a vSAN ReadyNode with confidence knowing that it has gone through the certification process of vSAN ReadyLabs and that they can call VMware support should they face any issues with a certified system. Show Related Links A look into vSAN ReadyLabs vSAN ReadyNode What you can (and cannot) change in a vSAN ReadyNode vSAN ReadyNode sizer Intel Purley Platform Day 0 readiness for vSAN Catch Kathryn’s VMworld session STO2705BU Redefine vSAN Deployments with Next Generation Intel® Xeon® processor, Intel® Optane™ and Intel® 3D NAND SSDs Catch Pete and John in the following VMworld sessions STO2446BU Virtual Volumes Technical Deep Dive STO3276GU vSAN Networking and Design Best Practices STO2047BU What’s New in vSAN 6.6: Technical Deep Dive STO2095BU vSAN ReadyNode and Build Your Own Hardware Guidance PAR4398BCU VMware Technical Solutions Professional – Hyper-Converged Infrastructure (VTSP-HCI, formerly VTSP-SDS) PAR4367BU What’s New in vSAN 6.6 – A Deep Dive STO1926BU vSAN 6.6: A Day in the Life of an I/O The Virtually Speaking Podcast The Virtually Speaking Podcast is a weekly technical podcast dedicated to discussing VMware topics related to storage and availability. Each week [Pete Flecha](https://twi...

In this episode of Conversations in the Cloud, Claus Jorgensen, Principal Program Engineer at Microsoft joins us to discuss some exciting new transformations that are happening at Microsoft and Intel. Claus talks about Microsoft’s participation in the Intel® Optane™ technology launch, as well as their collaboration on Intel® Select Solutions for Hyper-converged Infrastructure (HCI). Microsoft is taking advantage of various new technologies announced with the new Intel® Xeon® Scalable processors, like Intel® Optane™ SSDs, Intel® AVX-512, and Intel® Integrated Ethernet featuring RMDA for high data throughout. To learn more go to www.aka.ms/spacesdirect, or follow Claus on Twitter at https://twitter.com/clausjor. To learn more about Hybrid Cloud visit www.intel.com/Cloud

CDNews Qwant investit dans des calculateurs NVIDIA pour le machine learning. Volta : le GPUzilla de NVIDIA. Soleil de ma nuit : des panneaux solaires… pour l’intérieur…! Riding the Wave : communiquer par radio, mais sans radio. Qualcomm Tricorder Prize : 34 maladies diagnosticables par un seul appareil. Encore une nouvelle technologie de batterie. Qui explose pas. AI got the power : ARM prépare une offre focalisée sur le deep learning. Sony lance un nouveau senseur photo idéal pour les voitures… Après 4 ans et demi et …. rien, Imagination revends MIPS. AMD: VR sans fil. Avec des ondes. De très haute fréquence. Focalisées. Dans ta tête.. Intel Page qui se tourne : L’IDF, c’est fini. Snif. Itanium aussi. Re-snif. Re-snif ? Non ? Ou bien ...? Page qui se tourne doucement : Intel Optane, la moins révolutionnaire des révolutions. Page qui se tourne pas : Intel présente d’excellents résultats et… plonge en bourse. Page qui se tourne peut-être (pas ?) : Intel Bientôt doublé par Samsung ? Ou TSMC ? Computex 2017 Ryzen Threadripper : 16 coeurs à partir de 850$, mais la concurrence se réveille... Intel lance ses Core i9 jusqu’à 18 coeurs, pour 2000$. Le Computex 2017, c’est aussi le moment de choisir ses cadeaux de noel. Je veux ça. e-Sim, Gigabit LTE, NVIDIA Max Q, les PC fous fous fous…! [su_spoiler title="Transcript (généré automatiquement)" style="simple"] Transcript [0:00] Music. [0:29] Salut à tous et bienvenue dans la chronique des composant la 30, 4e édition de la chronique des composants je suis Guillot Vendée nous enregistrons le jeudi 15 juin 2017 et comme pour tout bonne chronique des composants qui se respecte je suis bien entendu accompagné de l' incontournable Guillaume, objet spalla Salut Guillaume comment vas-tu très très bien si jamais vous entendez des petits blancs dans c'est parce qu'on a des, les petites coupures probablement de mon fait ou plus probablement de du fait de ma connexion donc ne nous en voulez pas tu sais que j'ai reçu des sollicitations régulière pour me dire alors la chronique des composants il y en a plus, et bien si il y en a toujours mais j'avoue que j'ai énormément de mal à dimensionner Du, étant déjà porté café dans dans ma petite vie en ce moment mais bien entendu il est absolument pas question que ça s'arrête et Guillaume était toujours présent, pour avoir tout a suivi la même des des projets secrets et on vous en reparlera en temps et en heure autour de la chronique des composants, pour l'heure il est temps de faire la CB News la la rubrique des actualités de la chronique des composants qu'est-ce qui s'est passé dans le monde merveilleux des composants ces dernières semaines, ben ouais c'est plutôt ces dernières semaines un petit mot déjà d'un acteur donc on entend pas forcément parler dans l'univers des de la chronique des composants justement et de la microélectronique c c quoi on t'a l'heure pourquoi on va parler de compte ce soir Guillaume, oui c'est vrai que les news certaines yeux sur un petit peu moins news a du fait c'est vrai qu'elle a un petit peu de mal à dégager du temps des fois. [2:05] La dernière antenne externe donc on va dire que on voit la vie de parler de compte parce que quand vous l'utilisez peut-être pas d'envoyer l'essayer c'est un acteur petit un petit moteur de recherche envisage de concurrencer les grands, et qui m'envoie pas mauvais du tout je sais pas si tu l'as essayé moi je l'ai essayé je suis souvent déçu et en tout cas je perds mes marques, par rapport aux résultats que je peux avoir chercher google mais il faut reconnaître que pour quelqu'un qui est pas forcément je sais pas si ça existe d'ailleurs les power-user de la recherche au contraire lennon pouvoir de la recherche que ça peut convenir à une immense majorité des besoins de, beaucoup de monde sur le moteur de recherche éclair oui oui effectivement, mais bon comme tout petit Espira devenir grand il faut faire un petit peu comme les grands et du coup,

Das Mobilressort hat diese Woche mächtig zu tun. Auf der Entwicklerkonferenz Google I/O gibt's Dutzende Workshops, Präsentationen und Ankündigungen zu Android und vielen anderen Produkte von Google. Während die Beta von Android O und Googles VR-Pläne uns noch nicht so richtig vom Hocker hauen, finden wir dieses Jahr die News zu künstlicher Intelligenz besonders spannend. Apropos künstliche Intelligenz: c't-Redakteur Johannes Merkert hat mit Hilfe des KI-Frameworks TensorFlow ein neuronales Netz so trainiert, dass es Bilder schöner skaliert. Zum Glück ist er mit dem Code nicht zu Adobe gegangen, sondern hat einen c't-Artikel dazu geschrieben. Mit uns diskutiert er darüber, wie man jetzt schon Bilder mit KI verbessern kann, und was in Zukunft noch alles auf uns zukommt. Zum Schluss erklärt uns Speicher-Experte Lutz Labs, was es mit dem designierten Flash-Nachfolger 3D XPoint und Intel Optane auf sich hat. Er hat ein erstes Optane-Modul zum Testen im c't-Labor gehabt. Mit dabei: Jörg Wirtgen, Johannes Merkert, Achim Barczok und Lutz Labs Die c't 11/17 gibt's am Kiosk, im heise Shop und digital in der c't-App für iOS und Android. Alle früheren Episoden unseres Podcasts gibt es unter www.ct.de/uplink.

Das Mobilressort hat diese Woche mächtig zu tun. Auf der Entwicklerkonferenz Google I/O gibt's Dutzende Workshops, Präsentationen und Ankündigungen zu Android und vielen anderen Produkte von Google. Während die Beta von Android O und Googles VR-Pläne uns noch nicht so richtig vom Hocker hauen, finden wir dieses Jahr die News zu künstlicher Intelligenz besonders spannend. Apropos künstliche Intelligenz: c't-Redakteur Johannes Merkert hat mit Hilfe des KI-Frameworks TensorFlow ein neuronales Netz so trainiert, dass es Bilder schöner skaliert. Zum Glück ist er mit dem Code nicht zu Adobe gegangen, sondern hat einen c't-Artikel dazu geschrieben. Mit uns diskutiert er darüber, wie man jetzt schon Bilder mit KI verbessern kann, und was in Zukunft noch alles auf uns zukommt. Zum Schluss erklärt uns Speicher-Experte Lutz Labs, was es mit dem designierten Flash-Nachfolger 3D XPoint und Intel Optane auf sich hat. Er hat ein erstes Optane-Modul zum Testen im c't-Labor gehabt. Mit dabei: Jörg Wirtgen, Johannes Merkert, Achim Barczok und Lutz Labs Die c't 11/17 gibt's am Kiosk, im heise Shop und digital in der c't-App für iOS und Android. Alle früheren Episoden unseres Podcasts gibt es unter www.ct.de/uplink.

Das Mobilressort hat diese Woche mächtig zu tun. Auf der Entwicklerkonferenz Google I/O gibt's Dutzende Workshops, Präsentationen und Ankündigungen zu Android und vielen anderen Produkte von Google. Während die Beta von Android O und Googles VR-Pläne uns noch nicht so richtig vom Hocker hauen, finden wir dieses Jahr die News zu künstlicher Intelligenz besonders spannend. Apropos künstliche Intelligenz: c't-Redakteur Johannes Merkert hat mit Hilfe des KI-Frameworks TensorFlow ein neuronales Netz so trainiert, dass es Bilder schöner skaliert. Zum Glück ist er mit dem Code nicht zu Adobe gegangen, sondern hat einen c't-Artikel dazu geschrieben. Mit uns diskutiert er darüber, wie man jetzt schon Bilder mit KI verbessern kann, und was in Zukunft noch alles auf uns zukommt. Zum Schluss erklärt uns Speicher-Experte Lutz Labs, was es mit dem designierten Flash-Nachfolger 3D XPoint und Intel Optane auf sich hat. Er hat ein erstes Optane-Modul zum Testen im c't-Labor gehabt. Mit dabei: Jörg Wirtgen, Johannes Merkert, Achim Barczok und Lutz Labs Die c't 11/17 gibt's am Kiosk, im heise Shop und digital in der c't-App für iOS und Android. Alle früheren Episoden unseres Podcasts gibt es unter www.ct.de/uplink.

Optane的简介，以及Intel Cache发展历史的review.

Bernie Wu, Chief Business Development Officer at Levyx, joins us on this episode of Conversations in the Cloud to discuss how Levyx’s software and Intel® Optane™ technology can help usher in this new age of real-time persistent computing. Levyx aims to enable big data operations/analytics to run faster, simpler, and cheaper, using persistent computing. Bernie talks about the Levyx software portfolio including Helium, Xenon, and Levyx-Spark Connector. He also highlights that Levyx's Helium Key Value Store, combined with a pair of Intel® Optane™ drives, achieved over 20 Million operations/sec with 99% latencies of under 21 microseconds. To learn more go to www.levyx.com or follow Levyx on Twitter at https://twitter.com/levyxinc.

Join us this week as we discuss Intel Optane, multiple water cooling parts, a Mini-ITX AM4 board, and more!

PC Perspective Podcast #447 - 04/27/17 Join us for loads of Intel Optane, multiple water cooling parts, a Mini-ITX AM4 board, and more! You can subscribe to us through iTunes and you can still access it directly through the RSS page HERE. The URL for the podcast is: http://pcper.com/podcast - Share with your friends! iTunes - Subscribe to the podcast directly through the iTunes Store (audio only) Video version on iTunes Google Play - Subscribe to our audio podcast directly through Google Play! RSS - Subscribe through your regular RSS reader (audio only) Video version RSS feed MP3 - Direct download link to the MP3 file Hosts: Jeremy Hellstrom, Allyn Malventano, Ken Addison, Morry Teitelman Peanut Gallery: Alex Lustenberg Program length: 1:50:22 Podcast topics of discussion: Join our spam list to get notified when we go live! Patreon London Meetup! Week in Review: 0:06:41 Intel Optane SSD DC P4800X 375GB Review - Enterprise 3D XPoint 0:28:40 Riotoro Onyx Series Power Supply Review 0:33:30 EVGA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti SC2 with iCX Technology Review 0:37:50 EK Supremacy MX CPU Waterblock Review 0:50:20 Intel Optane Memory 32GB Review - Faster Than Lightning News items of interest: 1:19:05 Cooler, Quieter, Faster - CORSAIR Launches the Hydro GFX GTX 1080 Ti 1:23:40 Contest: Win an ASUS GTX 1070 8GB or GTX 1050 Ti Dual-fan OC Card! 1:25:43 BIOSTAR Launches First Mini-ITX AM4 Motherboards 1:27:40 Windows 3.11 in WebVR 1:31:10 FSP Launches Windale CPU Coolers Hardware/Software Picks of the Week Jeremy: Oculus on the head, iPhone in the pants, VR Mech gaming Allyn: Factorio fans - 0.15 experimental is out! (new graphics)(dev test img) Ken: Raspberry Pi Zero W Morry: Bayonetta http://pcper.com/podcast http://twitter.com/ryanshrout and http://twitter.com/pcper Closing/outro Subscribe to the PC Perspective YouTube Channel for more videos, reviews and podcasts!!

This episode is a weekly recap of our most popular articles: - Think fast: Understanding Intel Optane - Chrome OS: Is this web-centric OS suitable for the enterprise? - Lessons from the Amazon S3 outage

Andy Mills, CEO and Co-Founder of Enmotus, joins us to discuss “Dynamic Flash Provisioning.” Enmotus is a fast-growing software company that has developed a new set of tools that analyze user’s data and identify how much flash they require for optimal performance. By utilizing these tools, customers know when and how much flash to buy. Andy explains that Enmotus simplifies flash integration with Intel® Solid State Drive Technology, including Intel® Optane™ technology.  To learn more go to www.enmotus.com or follow Andy on Twitter at https://twitter.com/tekinerd.

This week, Jon Phillips, Melissa Riofrio and Mark Hachman reveal the coolest features in the new Windows 10 Creators Update; talk about what makes the Samsung Galaxy S8 so appealing; and lament the broken promises of Intel Optane. The gangs ends the show with a debate on whether the Galaxy S8 can help people forget about Samsung's boom-boom battery problems.

This week Gordon, Adam and Brad tell you why the GeForce GTX 1080 Ti might be a great deal, spill on AMD's Ryzen 5 lineup and talk Optane.

PC Perspective Podcast #437 - 02/16/17 Join us for EVGA iCX, Zen Architechure, Intel Optane, new NVIDIA and AMD driver releases, and more! You can subscribe to us through iTunes and you can still access it directly through the RSS page HERE. The URL for the podcast is: http://pcper.com/podcast - Share with your friends! iTunes - Subscribe to the podcast directly through the iTunes Store (audio only) Video version on iTunes Google Play - Subscribe to our audio podcast directly through Google Play! RSS - Subscribe through your regular RSS reader (audio only) Video version RSS feed MP3 - Direct download link to the MP3 file Hosts: Allyn Malventano, Ken Addison, Josh Walrath, Jermey Hellstrom Program length: 1:32:21 Podcast topics of discussion: Join our spam list to get notified when we go live! Patreon Week in Review: 0:03:28 EVGA iCX Review 0:09:51 Dissecting Zen Architechure 0:17:30 ECS Z170 Motherboard News items of interest: 0:23:05 Anidees AI Crystal 0:25:28 WebKit WebGPU 0:27:08 Blender 2.78b 0:29:17 NVIDIA Q4 Results 0:35:03 Intel Optane Enterpise SSD 0:52:31 AMD Crimson ReLive 17.2.1 0:53:50 Crucial MX300 2TB 0:59:00 NVIDIA GeForce 378.66 1:00:36 Intel Official Optane Site Hardware/Software Picks of the Week Jeremy: Acronis Backup learned some new tricks Josh: Nice, new 212X from Coolermaster Allyn: High bandwidth short USB Type-A to Type-C cable Ken: ProClip Phone mounts for your car http://pcper.com/podcast http://twitter.com/ryanshrout and http://twitter.com/pcper Closing/outro Subscribe to the PC Perspective YouTube Channel for more videos, reviews and podcasts!!

Join us this week as we discuss EVGA iCX, Zen Architechure, Intel Optane, new NVIDIA and AMD driver releases, and more!

Émission du 3 janvier 2017 Quelques actualités Les SMS c’est has been Déconnectez-vous : c’est la loi ! (ou presque, c’est en tout cas un droit de le négocier dans certaines entreprises) IA plus de boulot... Pratique ! Une IA pour anticiper les pannes de votre voiture ! Une IA pour détecter les mensonges Une IA remplace 34 employés d’une assurance au Japon Nouveaux rapports annonçant la jobocalypse : des millions d’emplois menacés en grande bretagne et aux états unis à l’horizon 2020… What happens in Vegas : le CES 2017 Qu’en attendre ? PC, IoT, VR, TV, Automobile, portnawak…? Fuites : Asus présente un Zenphone orienté AR Tango / Daydream Ready. De l’Intel Optane dans des Thinkpad Lenovo ? LG met Echo se met en boule ? De nouveaux robots assistants annoncés... De nouveau casques VR "Windows 10", comme celui de Lenovo ? Ainsi qu’un nouveau vidéo-projecteur laser ! Et un nouveau proto Oculus avec Eye Tracking ? Faut rentabiliser l’acquisition de Eye Tribe… Sécurité et vie privée : Chaos Community Congress : Les systèmes d’information des vols sont des passoires ! Chaos Community Congress : La société civile aussi mais là, la défense s’organise Facebook est l’objet d’une plainte sur son système de reconnaissance faciale dans l’Illinois Donnez vos identifiants de réseaux sociaux pour faciliter votre arrivée aux US ! 1 an après l’affaire FBI vs Apple, les russes demandent également à pouvoir y voir clair dans un iPhone de l’auteur de l’assassinat de leur ambassadeur, et un petit bilan en chiffres D’ailleurs Amazon Echo pourrait intéresser également les enquêteurs Piratage du parti démocrate : le rapport officiel est peu probant. Pas d'implication du gouvernement russe ? Ou peut-être que si en fait ?? Le suspens est insoutenable. Amazon qui veut protéger ses drones En bref : La guerre des brevets a à nouveau lieu mais cette fois, entre Nokia & Apple : Nokia attaque Apple pour violation de brevets Apple se venge en retirant les produits Withings de l’Apple Store Et ça gonfle… Les tops des applications mobiles La smartwatch qui se recharge avec ta chaleur corporelle ! La taxe Google, c’est pas constitutionnel Concept Microsoft : la réalité augmentée pour retrouver tes clés Windows 10 Redstone 2 aura-t-il un "game mode" ? Windows 10 Redstone 2 cessera-t-il d’être stupide ? Bonus : Guillaume Poggiaspalla : CDG : j’en peux plus des MAJ... Guillaume Vendé : les drones Parrot c’est cool Participants : Guillaume Poggiaspalla Présenté par Guillaume Vendé (@guillaumevende sur Twitter) et sur Facebook avec une nouvelle page dédiée à mes activités en podcast ; dans un podcast (streetcast) plus intimiste : "La voix de Guillaume"

In this livecast from the Intel Developer Forum (IDF) in San Francisco Bev Crair, Vice President and General Manager of the Storage Group at Intel and Bill Moore, President of DSSD at EMC stop by to chat about how 3D XPoint™ and the recently announced Intel® Optane™ technology are driving a transformation in the memory and storage landscape today. Bill highlights how 3D XPoint will help enable the design of entirely new storage systems that haven’t been possible before. Bev emphasizes how exciting it is that these breakthroughs in technology will allow us to solve completely new problems like sequencing a genome in a fraction of the time it takes today. She explains how these breakthroughs will drive advances in data analytics and potentially save many lives as we move into the future. To learn more, follow Bev on Twitter at https://twitter.com/bcrair

In this Intel Chip Chat audio podcast with Allyson Klein: In this livecast from the Intel Developer Forum (IDF) in San Francisco Mike Ferron Jones, Director of Datacenter Platform Technology Marketing and Greg Matson, Director of SSD Strategic Planning and Product Marketing at Intel discuss the announcement of Intel Optane technology based on Intel’s new […]

In this livecast from the Intel Developer Forum (IDF) in San Francisco Mike Ferron Jones, Director of Datacenter Platform Technology Marketing and Greg Matson, Director of SSD Strategic Planning and Product Marketing at Intel discuss the announcement of Intel® Optane™ technology based on Intel’s new 3D XPoint™ technology. They outlined how 3D XPoint technology is an entirely new class of nonvolatile memory that will revolutionize storage enabling high-speed, high-capacity data storage close to the processor. This technology will be made available as SSDs (solid state drives) called Intel Optane technology, as well as in a DIMM (dual in-line memory module) form factor which will open up new possibilities of types of workloads and applications that you can accelerate or take to whole new levels of big memory applications. Greg emphasizes that Intel will be making Optane SSDs available for servers, enthusiast clients, and laptops within 2016.