Podcasts about project natick

Microsoft's Project Natick successfully tested the feasibility and practicality of underwater data centers. A shipping container-sized data center, deployed off the coast of Scotland, demonstrated significantly improved server reliability due to the stable underwater environment. This success has implications for improving datacenter sustainability by reducing energy consumption and water usage, while also enabling faster deployment and improved reliability for cloud services, especially in coastal areas. The project's findings are informing Microsoft's future datacenter strategies and exploring applications for tactical and critical datacenters globally. https://natick.research.microsoft.com/ #ProjectNatick #UnderwaterDatacenters #SustainableTech #DataCenterInnovation #MicrosoftResearch #GreenComputing #ServerReliability #CloudServices #CoastalTech #EnergyEfficiency #WaterConservation #TacticalDatacenters https://discord.gg/jp5aSSkfNS http://atlantisseacolony.com/ https://www.patreon.com/atlantisseacolony

In questa quinta e ultima puntata estiva Luca Martinelli, autore del podcast, parlerà di data center sottomarini e di come questa tecnologia potrebbe rappresentare la nuova generazione dei data center del futuro.La programmazione regolare riprenderà a Settembre.--Indice--00:00 - Introduzione00:30 - Project Natick e i data center del futuro (Luca Martinelli)05:20 - Conclusione--Contatti--• www.dentrolatecnologia.it• Instagram (@dentrolatecnologia)• Telegram (@dentrolatecnologia)• YouTube (@dentrolatecnologia)• redazione@dentrolatecnologia.it

How does Azure continue to evolve and grow? While at Build in Seattle, Richard chatted with Azure CTO Mark Russinovich about the evolution of Azure and where it is going. Mark talks about the challenges of the recent explosion in large language models like GPT3 and ChatGPT - the sheer amount of cloud computing resources necessary to generate these enormous models, much less operate them at scale. The conversation explores ongoing innovation in architecture and hardware design, including a discussion on the results of Project Natick, the underwater data center experiments of a few years ago. There are more innovations to come!Links:Project NatickRecorded May 25, 2023

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Hello and welcome to our Podcast- number 19  in a series of podcast's bringing you information about Microsoft products and services, new technology and some great top tips from the team. Each episode will be hosted by Nigel and Tom from the Microsoft Evangelist team and will include regular guests from our own team, specialists across the wider technology industry and fellow specialists from our partners.In this weeks episode, we are delighted to be joined by Ger, our former host. We discuss Project Natick - data centres under the sea. If you wish to find out more information  here is a link to the website https://news.microsoft.com/innovation-stories/project-natick-underwater-datacenter/ .  We hope you enjoy the show. 

In this episode we are focusing on Project Natick, a Microsoft research project that placed data centres in the sea and powered them using renewable energy.The aim is to see if data centres can be deployed closer to the people, businesses and organisations who use them. Almost half of the world’s population lives within 120 miles of the ocean, so the benefits for them are potentially huge.How did Microsoft come up with the idea to place data centres in the sea, and how did it happen?Ben Cutler, who leads the Project Natick team, and Michael Wignall, Azure Business Lead at Microsoft UK, will answer those questions in this podcast.

No Mt. St. Helens for Eric, but bonus honey for Jon. GitHub drops passwords for cloning, Jon remembers a two year old underwater datacenter. More reminders about Disinformation and "Game Over" if you don't patch your servers. Eric's something fun isn't all that fun, then he stomps on Jon's fun. Jon gets excited about Library of Congress tech. 0:00 - Intro 12:40 - GitHub Passwords? 15:10 - Project Natick 20:29 - Disinformation Information 26:26 - ZeroLogon Attack 33:34 - Going to the Movies? No. 39:17 - Biomarking Bees 42:16 - Library of Congress Tech

Dave and Mike take a brief look at a couple of upcoming technologies and where it might take the future of computing. Join us as we review Microsoft's Project Natick and revisit Neuralink.

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Get ready to thumb a ride into the foundations of the cloud. Chris and Mark take you on an audible time hop through the stages of Microsoft data center innovation, planning and scale – into the foundational underpinnings of SharePoint in Office 365. First, they speak with Richard Harrison, data center technical architect, about how Microsoft invents at the physical data center layer (in a full-scale data center lab). Second, Mark speaks with Som Coelho, principal program manager, to understand large-scale, long-term hardware capacity planning. Thirdly, we chat with Zach Rosenfield, principal group program manager, charged with making SharePoint an elastic, reliable, scalable service worldwide. It's a longer episode, and it's worth every 90 minutes of it. Thumbs out. Here we go! ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND RESOURCES: TRT: 01:29:09:00 Show Intro Topic of the Week – The Microsoft datacenter: Interview w/ Richard Harrison [00:04:00:00] Guest Perspective, pt.1: SharePoint in the datacenter with Som Coelho [00:29:00:00] Guest Perspective, pt.2: SharePoint in the datacenter with Zach Rosenfield [00:41:00:00] FAQs of the Week [01:14:00:00] Upcoming Events  Show Wrap / Outro Articles: "Take a look inside Microsoft’s Quincy, Wash. data center": https://www.computerworld.com/article/3136160/data-center/take-a-look-inside-microsofts-quincy-wash-data-center.html Main Microsoft news blog: https://news.microsoft.com/features/under-the-sea-microsoft-tests-a-datacenter-thats-quick-to-deploy-could-provide-internet-connectivity-for-years/ Inside Microsoft's New Quincy Cloud Farm http://www.datacenterknowledge.com/inside-microsofts-new-quincy-cloud-farm/ Project Natick website: https://natick.research.microsoft.com/ Project Natick video: https://youtu.be/AvvJc4Uw3aA NYTimes article about Project Natick: https://www.nytimes.com/2016/02/01/technology/microsoft-plumbs-oceans-depths-to-test-underwater-data-center.html Microsoft Data Centers info and video tour: http://www.microsoft.com/datacenters   Primary resources and social: SharePoint site https://products.office.com/SharePoint/ SharePoint Community Blog http://office.com/sharepoint/community SharePoint Facebook https://www.facebook.com/MSSharePoint/ SharePoint Twitter https://twitter.com/SharePoint SharePoint Fest https://sharepointfest.com/ SPS Events http://www.spsevents.org/ SPS Events Twitter https://twitter.com/SPS_Events Mark Kashman Twitter https://twitter.com/mkashman Chris McNulty Twitter https://twitter.com/cmcnulty2000 Richard Harrison LinkedIn Zack Rosenfield Twitter https://twitter.com/Zrosenfield   Upcoming Events: Microsoft Ignite, September 24-28, 2018 Office and SharePoint LIVE! 360, December 2-7, 2018   Subscribe to The Intrazone: Show Page: https://aka.ms/TheIntrazone Apple Podcasts: https://aka.ms/TheIntrazone-iTunes     Google Play: https://aka.ms/TheIntrazone-GooglePlay Spotify: https://aka.ms/TheIntrazone-Spotify Stitcher: The Intrazone on Stitcher Overcast: The Intrazone on Overcast RSS: https://aka.ms/TheIntrazone-RSS

Datacenters have a hard time keeping their cool. Literally. And with more and more datacenters coming online all over the world, calls for innovative solutions to “cool the cloud” are getting loud. So, Ben Cutler and the Special Projects team at Microsoft Research decided to try to beat the heat by using one of the best natural venues for cooling off on the planet: the ocean. That led to Project Natick, Microsoft’s prototype plan to deploy a new class of eco-friendly datacenters, under water, at scale, anywhere in the world, from decision to power-on, in 90 days. Because, presumably for Special Projects, go big or go home. In today’s podcast we find out a bit about what else the Special Projects team is up to, and then we hear all about Project Natick and how Ben and his team conceived of, and delivered on, a novel idea to deal with the increasing challenges of keeping datacenters cool, safe, green, and, now, dry as well!

TechCentral — In this episode of the podcast, Duncan McLeod interviews Ben Cutler, the head of Microsoft’s Project Natick, a research project to determine the feasibility of building subsea data centres. Cutler and a team from Microsoft have deployed a subsea data centre in the north of Scotland, which they are using to ascertain whether building submarine data centres makes practical and financial sense. In the podcast, Cutler explains where the idea came from, the two phases of the project so far, what Microsoft has learnt and where the project is going. The Scottish test facility is powered entirely by renewable energy and the idea is that future sites could tap into energy harvested from the waves. Cutler explains the costs involved, what the test facility is being used for and the mechanics involved in deploying computing resources. Don’t miss this fascinating discussion!

Computers and water don't mix! Usually. Richard talks to Ben Cutler, one of the team leading Project Natick - building subsea data centers. Ben talks about the history of Natick, starting with the first tests off the coast of California, and the phase 2 project happening now in the Orkney islands. Speed of deployment is one advantage, as is reduced latency by being able to put data centers close to customers. But the focus of Natick is first and foremost environmental - what is the least environmentally impactful way to provide compute to those that need it? There's more to come!

Project Natick 50% OF US LIVE NEAR THE COAST.  WHY DOESN'T OUR DATA? A research project to determine the feasibility of subsea datacenters powered by offshore renewable energy Project Natick seeks to understand the benefits and difficulties in deploying subsea datacenters worldwide. Phase two extends the research we accomplished in phase one by deploying a full-scale datacenter module in the North Sea, powered by renewable energy.  http://natick.research.microsoft.com/

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Project Natick 50% OF US LIVE NEAR THE COAST.  WHY DOESN'T OUR DATA? A research project to determine the feasibility of subsea datacenters powered by offshore renewable energy Project Natick seeks to understand the benefits and difficulties in deploying subsea datacenters worldwide. Phase two extends the research we accomplished in phase one by deploying a full-scale datacenter module in the North Sea, powered by renewable energy.  http://natick.research.microsoft.com/