Podcasts about supercloud

Greg Osuri is a CoFounder and Core Contributor at Akash Network. He is the Founder and CEO of Overclock Labs. In this episode, we spotlight Akash, the crypto-powered decentralized supercloud. Akash lets users buy and sell computing resources securely and efficiently. If you're hearing about the rise of DePIN, Akash should be a top priority to get to know. In this episode, we discover how the Akash network works, how they are growing a community-owned system to compete with giants such as AWS, and why Akash benefits from the integration of crypto. ------

MIT professor and economist Erik Brynjolfsson said recently that he'd be disappointed if AI didn't lift the  current anemic 1.2% productivity growth rate to 3% or even 4%. This would be a good thing for business and government as it could potentially help with the labor shortage, drive earnings growth and increase tax revenues, which would ostensibly help address current debt levels. This is one of the promised impacts of AI. While the hype surrounding Gen AI has narrowly propped up certain sectors of the market, like AI startups and the magnificent seven, the macro effects have not been felt thus far as adoption remains largely experimental. In this Breaking Analysis and ahead of Supercloud 4, ETR's Erik Bradley and Daren Brabham join the program to share the latest trends on AI adoption, how Gen AI is being used, some of the deployment models and the AI leaderboard based on spending momentum and presence in the market. Historical trends in the music industry:https://open.lib.umn.edu/mediaandculture/chapter/6-4-current-popular-trends-in-the-music-industry/#:~:text=The%20Big%20Four%20control%20over,current%20distribution%20of%20market%20share.&text=Four%20major%20music%20labels%20control,the%20U.S.%20recording%20music%20industry.Current trends in the music industry:https://musicandcopyright.wordpress.com/2023/04/25/recorded-music-market-share-gains-for-sme-and-the-indies-publishing-share-growth-for-umpg-and-wcm/IDC sponsored content on AI w/ some market data:https://content.dataiku.com/idc-infobrief-2023

EU Commission approves Broadcom VMwarehttps://www.broadcom.com/company/news/financial-releases/61306#:~:text=SAN%20JOSE%2C%20Calif.%20%2C%20July,(NYSE%3A%20VMW)Hock Tan blog post on VMware's future:https://www.broadcom.com/blog/keeping-customers-at-the-center-of-everythingBroadcom VMware Deck:https://investors.broadcom.com/static-files/232c0cd2-02d9-4704-bb7b-5659cef67faeSilverlingings article on VMware Broadcom's slow progress:https://www.silverliningsinfo.com/multi-cloud/broadcoms-61b-vmware-deal-slowly-makes-progressBroadcom VMware merger will hatch a new Supercloud:https://www.silverliningsinfo.com/multi-cloud/broadcom-vmware-merger-will-hatch-new-supercloudFT interview with Hock Tan:https://www.ft.com/content/0a4013b6-b3b9-49fd-87a9-bd0da5e229b1

Dave Vellante (@dvellante, Cofounder & Co-CEO SiliconANGLE Media, co-host of @theCUBE) gives an update on the status of SuperClouds and talks about the recent SuperCloud 3 event. SHOW: 741CLOUD NEWS OF THE WEEK - http://bit.ly/cloudcast-cnotwNEW TO CLOUD? CHECK OUT - "CLOUDCAST BASICS"SHOW SPONSORS:GCore - Global Hosting, CDN, Edge and Cloud ServicesUse promocode “CLOUDCAST” to receive a €100 credit on Gcore servicesFind "Breaking Analysis Podcast with Dave Vellante" on Apple, Google and SpotifyKeep up to data with Enterprise Tech with theCUBEReduce the complexities of protecting your workloads and applications in a multi-cloud environment. Panoptica provides comprehensive cloud workload protection integrated with API security to protect the entire application lifecycle.  Learn more about Panoptica at panoptica.appSHOW NOTES:2022 Look Ahead to SuperClouds (Cloudcast Eps.586)SuperCloud 3 (event)SuperCloud 2 (event)The Rise of SuperCloud (2021)theCUBE (homepage)Topic 1 - Welcome back to the show. You cover everything, but where are your main focuses these days?Topic 2 - For anyone that's new to Cloudcast, or new to this concept of SuperCloud (which has evolved over time), give us the high-level overview of the concept.Topic 3 - Let's dive right into SuperCloud, since you just finished the SuperCloud 3 event. What were the big trends within the event?Topic 4 - The new focus on AI seems to have shown a new light on the location of data, and how well isolated data (and models) are from other companies. How do you see the concept of SuperCloud playing with new AI demands around data locality? Topic 5 - It seems like nobody is going to be able to afford the CAPEX required to do AI (GPUs) at scale except the big three hyperclouds. They are all going through various levels of economic challenges. Do you expect to see infrastructure becoming an AI bottleneck soon? Topic 6 - Are you seeing any companies or technologies breaking away from the pack with regard to the SuperCloud capabilities? Topic 7 - Where are you focusing on the next SuperCloud event and research? FEEDBACK?Email: show at the cloudcast dot netTwitter: @thecloudcastnet

Cloud complexity, tools sprawl and the AI awakening further tip the balance in favor of cyber attackers. Combined with corporate inertia, AI-washing, LLM inconsistency and the pace of change, we believe for now anyway, adversaries have the advantage over defenders. Moreover, macro spending headwinds continue to force organizations to make budget tradeoffs, not the least of which is how to fund AI experiments and deployments. Notably, however, 45% of organizations are using LLMs in production for use cases that may very well improve the productivity of SecOps teams in the long run and accelerate the cat and mouse game back to a state of quasi-equilibrium. In this Breaking Analysis we share key takeaways from Supercloud 3 – AI meets cloud security – and put forth new spending data from the latest ETR survey that shows which security firms are best positioned in the AI race to capitalize on the wave. Cybersecurity in the AI age: The power, the promise, the perilhttps://siliconangle.com/2023/07/03/cybersecurity-ai-age-power-promise-peril/How organizations can combat AI-equipped attackershttps://siliconangle.com/2023/07/03/organizations-can-combat-ai-equipped-attackers/Supercloud 3 - AI meets Cloud Security Supercloud.world

Sarbjeet Johal joins theCUBE host Dave Vellante and John Furrier for our continuing coverage of Supercloud 3

What's ten years down the road for cloud? It's going to be about multi-cloud, supercloud, AI, and skills specialization. Also, cloud will become so ubiquitous that we just call it computing.

As supercloud (also referred to as multi-cloud) emerges, tying together disparate environments into a distributed computing paradigm necessitates developer buy-in. In this episode, originally recorded during the January 2023 Supercloud event, theCUBE hosts Dave Vellante & John Furrier sit down with VMware's Vittorio Viarengo and Sarbjeet Johal, industry influencer and Analyst at StackPayne. In this session they focus on the role of developers in the supercloud buildout and how organizations can align developer and line of business priorities.Also, watch our newest Multi-Cloud Briefing event, Navigate Economic Headwinds with a Cloud-Smart Approach. This Briefing focuses on helping multi-cloud IT organizations succeed in today's challenging macroeconomic environment–not only to survive the economic storm but to emerge from it in an even stronger position.Multi-Cloud briefing: https://blogs.vmware.com/multi-cloud/2023/03/21/vmware-april-2023-multi-cloud-briefing/

Does multi-cloud make sense? Richard chats with Phoummala Schmitt about her explorations into building workloads that can survive a cloud outage. Phoummala begins the conversation with some definitions because most organizations are multi-cloud already, using more than one cloud provider. Referencing Gartner and Thoughtworks, the term "polycloud" covers that idea. Then the hard part - a workload that needs perfect uptime, even in the face of a cloud provider outage. That is a more complex and expensive proposition, but it is possible once you work through the details. The question is - is it worth it?Links:PolycloudKubernetesKubernetes Cloud Controller ManagerAzure ArcRecorded February 16, 2023

In this episode of The Stream Life Podcast, Nick Heudecker and I chat about the concept of a supercloud. The supercloud concept promises fewer accidental architectures and more cohesive cloud deployments with better manageability. Delivering on this vision requires a mix of vendor-agnostic tooling for performance monitoring and securing data. Resources Nick's blog on superclouds If you want to automatically get every episode of the Stream Life podcast, you can subscribe on your favorite podcast app.

As the Industrial Cloud plows forward (aka SuperCloud or MetaCloud), most organizations now realize that so-called Hybrid Cloud is no longer just a connection between on-prem and a single cloud provider. Multi-cloud is here to stay! What does that mean for information architecture? What does it mean for operational excellence? And what does it mean for egress charges? Find out more on this episode of DM Radio as Host @eric_kavanagh interviews Wally Macdermid of Scality, Stephen Thomas of Virtuozzo, Tytus Kurek of Canonical, and a special guest.

Cloud is a mature technology, but there are still growing pains--especially around multi-cloud complexity and costs. Cross-cloud strategy and supercloud might be ways to ease the pain. 

 RackN CEO Rob Hirschfeld returns to the podcast to talk supercloud with host Keith Townsend. Keith and Rob reflect on some "free" advisory Keith provided Rob during a chat at re: Invent 2022. The two go into some technical detail about the benefits and challenges of abstracting cloud infrastructure to provide a consistent developer experience [...]

A MAJOR CHANGE IS ABOUT TO COMEDavid Vellante is back for another round and in this episode, he and Randy will be discussing the concept of cloud computing and the use of data in the cloud. David also hypes up the rise of the “Supercloud” and how it works. They will also discuss how organizations are increasingly able to use data in new ways, such as through AI and machine learning. Find out more in this latest episode of Tech Sales Insights. INSIGHTS OF THE DAYDAVID: CHANGE IS COMING SOON“I think you're gonna see a major change in how data is used, it's going to be in the hands of the domain experts, the business people, it's going to be increasing, it's already decentralized physically. But increasingly, organizations are going to be able to use data in new ways.” Don't miss out on the previous episode/s and watch out for the next ones!E107 Part 1 - IT'S GETTING CLOUDY: The Future of Business Through the Cloud with David Vellante, Part 1 Find out more about David in the links below:David Vellante | SiliconANGLE | TheCUBE This episode of Tech Sales Insights is brought to you by: Sales Community | OpenSymmetry

Enterprise tech practitioners, like most of us, want to make their lives easier so they can focus on delivering more value to their business. They want to tap best of breed services in the public cloud and at the same time connect their on-prem intellectual property to emerging applications which drive top line revenue and bottom line profits. But creating a consistent experience across clouds and on-prem estates has been an elusive capability for most organizations, forcing tradeoffs and injecting friction into the system. The need to create seamless experiences is clear and the technology industry is starting to respond with platforms, architectures and visions of what we call Supercloud. In this Breaking Analysis we give you a preview of Supercloud2, share key findings leading up to the event and highlight some of the areas we'll be probing in the live program.

Vittorio Viarengo, Vice President Cross-Cloud Services, VMware, discusses the increasing prevalence of the Supercloud with theCUBE host John Furrier

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Over the past decade, Cloudflare has built a global network that has the potential to become the fourth U.S.-based hyperscale-class cloud. In our view, the company is building a durable revenue model with hooks into many important markets. These include the more mature DDoS protection space, but also extend to growth sectors such as zero trust, a serverless platform for application development and an increasing number of services such as database and object storage. In essence, Cloudflare can be thought of as a giant, distributed supercomputer that can connect multiple clouds and act as a highly efficient scheduling engine– allocating and optimizing resources at scale. Its disruptive DNA is increasingly attracting novel startups and established global firms looking for a reliable, secure, high performance, low latency and more cost effective alternative to AWS and legacy infrastructure solutions. In this Breaking Analysis we initiate deeper coverage of Cloudflare. While the stock got hammered this past week on tepid guidance, we are optimistic about the company's future. In this post, we'll briefly explain our take on the company and its unique business model. We'll then share some peer comparisons with both a financial snapshot and some fresh ETR survey data. Finally we'll show some examples of how we think Cloudflare could be a disruptive force with a supercloud-like offering that, in many respects, is what multi-cloud should have been. 

Let's take a look at the evolution of “SuperCloud”, and if it's a trend, an architecture, an application model, or something else all together. SHOW: 662CLOUD NEWS OF THE WEEK - http://bit.ly/cloudcast-cnotwCHECK OUT OUR NEW PODCAST - "CLOUDCAST BASICS"SHOW SPONSORS:CloudZero - Cloud Cost Intelligence for Engineering TeamsCDN77 - CDN Focused on VOD and SecurityCDN77 - ask for a free trial with no duration or traffic limits.SHOW NOTES:2022 Look Ahead to SuperCloud (Eps.586)SuperCloud 3.0 Definition (Wikibon)Supercloudifragilisticexpialidocious VI: The Nightmare ContinuesThe emergence of Cloud 3.0 and independent vendor exclusion NAMING IS IMPORTANT, BUT SOMETIMES NEW CONCEPTS ARE HARD TO NAMEWhen something new comes along, do we spend more time talking about the name or the value of the new concept? Does anyone remember “Serverless”?WHAT IS SUPERCLOUD, AND WHY MIGHT IT BE IMPORTANTMulti-Cloud is a real thing (for various reasons), but Multi-Cloud-App is an anomaly.Maybe it's a SuperApp, instead of a SuperCloudClouds, Politics, InsuranceWhat happens if applications “span” availability zones? Span regions? Can SuperCloud be a thing for the application, or mostly the data?The cost of moving data makes these types of applications very difficult to build and manage.Load-balancing, DNS, CDNsFEEDBACK?Email: show at the cloudcast dot netTwitter: @thecloudcastnet

How does the moniker Supercloud apply to how cloud providers are changing over time? Specifically when facing market pressures, trying to lock in, get bigger and become essential. Today we discuss the changing nature of service providers, specifically cloud providers. This topic has been coming up on Twitter, and I know you will find this conversation fascinating. It talks both about the hypothetical and very practical drivers behind concepts like supercloud. Transcript: https://otter.ai/u/MjuLlkt2JO095bMgPHi-rqeaqi8 Image: https://www.pexels.com/photo/flying-airplane-in-the-sky-12846027/

In this episode we discuss Impressions from VMware Explore Comparisons to other modern tech conferences The growing discussions and trend of moving to Cloud, or just off vSphere https://old.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/xda3jr/sudden_disturbing_moves_for_it_in_very_large/ Supercloud is a dumb term created by and for analysts to have something to rant and rave about https://twitter.com/dvellante/status/1574931373634179073 Polycloud/Multicloud differentiation from @ExchangeGoddess is probably the most intelligent splitting of these terms that I've seen CFD takeaway - vendors are actively looking to handle multi-cloud services intelligently Gossip of cost increases by Broadcom Enterprise IT is slow, vSphere isn't going anywhere tomorrow COBOL, tech conferences, and social media AI is keeping James Earl Jones around for awhile longer https://www.theverge.com/2022/9/24/23370097/darth-vader-james-earl-jones-obi-wan-kenobi-star-wars-ai-disney-lucasfilm   If you enjoy the show or have any comments, please feel free to reach out to any / all of us on Twitter: @vPirateRadio @bknudston @jhoughes @k00laidIT @MattThatITGuy

Was zur Hölle ist 'Quiet Quitting' und 'Quiet Firing'? Und wie steht's um die #NoAfD in Niedersachsen? Was ist die Supercloud? Wie kommt die neue Gaspreisbremse? Diese und noch andere Themen gibt's in der 22. Folge von GEDANKENSPLITTER - dem Podcast / Vlog rund um IT und allgemeine Themen.- Ergebnisse der Landtagswahl in Niedersachsen (https://www.landtag-niedersachsen.de/landtagswahl-2022/wahlergebnisse/wahlkreisergebnisse/)- Die Supercloud (https://blocksandfiles.com/2022/10/07/storage-and-the-supercloud/)- PC Markt rückläufig (https://www.zdnet.de/88404036/weltweite-pc-lieferungen-gehen-erneut-zurueck/)- Quiet Quitting (https://www.haufe.de/personal/hr-management/das-wahre-definition-von-quiet-quitting_80_574924.html und https://www.ndr.de/kultur/kulturdebatte/Quiet-Quitting-Was-bedeutet-das-eigentlich,quietquitting100.html)- Quiet Firing (https://www.focus.de/finanzen/quiet-firing-ein-neuer-perfider-kuendigungstrend-versetzt-us-amerikaner-in-angst_id_163384868.html) GEDANKENSPLITTER erscheint auf YouTube und als Podcast und ist ebenfalls in allen großen Podcast Verzeichnissen zu finden. Die Verfügbarkeit der neusten Episode kann dabei je nach Aktualisierungshäufigkeit des Podcast Verzeichnisses variieren. VLOG auf YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@itcamperPodcast: https://gedankensplitter.buzzsprout.com/ (UND auf fast allen Podcatchern deiner Wahl wie Apple Podcasts, Spotify oder Google Podcasts uvm. unter GEDANKENSPLITTER)

Google Translate phishing attack, US Chip Sanctions, Supercloud with F5, and more. China chip industry group 'troubled' by U.S. new export control regulations Cyberattackers spoof Google Translate in unique phishing tactic The dangers of powerlines and other RF sources Russian DDoS attack project pays contributors for more firepower FCC to ban all new Huawei and ZTE equipment on national security grounds F5 'Distinguished Engineer' Lori McVittie talks about supercloud and how it folds into a company's digital transformation. Hosts: Louis Maresca, Brian Chee, and Curt Franklin Guest: Lori McVittie Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-enterprise-tech. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: itpro.tv/enterprise Melissa.com/twit

Google Translate phishing attack, US Chip Sanctions, Supercloud with F5, and more. China chip industry group 'troubled' by U.S. new export control regulations Cyberattackers spoof Google Translate in unique phishing tactic The dangers of powerlines and other RF sources Russian DDoS attack project pays contributors for more firepower FCC to ban all new Huawei and ZTE equipment on national security grounds F5 'Distinguished Engineer' Lori McVittie talks about supercloud and how it folds into a company's digital transformation. Hosts: Louis Maresca, Brian Chee, and Curt Franklin Guest: Lori McVittie Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-enterprise-tech. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: itpro.tv/enterprise Melissa.com/twit

Google Translate phishing attack, US Chip Sanctions, Supercloud with F5, and more. China chip industry group 'troubled' by U.S. new export control regulations Cyberattackers spoof Google Translate in unique phishing tactic The dangers of powerlines and other RF sources Russian DDoS attack project pays contributors for more firepower FCC to ban all new Huawei and ZTE equipment on national security grounds F5 'Distinguished Engineer' Lori McVittie talks about supercloud and how it folds into a company's digital transformation. Hosts: Louis Maresca, Brian Chee, and Curt Franklin Guest: Lori McVittie Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-enterprise-tech. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: itpro.tv/enterprise Melissa.com/twit

Google Translate phishing attack, US Chip Sanctions, Supercloud with F5, and more. China chip industry group 'troubled' by U.S. new export control regulations Cyberattackers spoof Google Translate in unique phishing tactic The dangers of powerlines and other RF sources Russian DDoS attack project pays contributors for more firepower FCC to ban all new Huawei and ZTE equipment on national security grounds F5 'Distinguished Engineer' Lori McVittie talks about supercloud and how it folds into a company's digital transformation. Hosts: Louis Maresca, Brian Chee, and Curt Franklin Guest: Lori McVittie Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-enterprise-tech. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Sponsors: itpro.tv/enterprise Melissa.com/twit

While the precise direction of VMware's future is unknown, given the planned Broadcom acquisition, one thing is clear; the subject of what Hock E. Tan plans will not be the main focus of the agenda at the upcoming VMware Explore event next week in San Francisco. We believe that despite any uncertainty, VMware will lay out for its customers what it sees as its future. And that future is multi-cloud or cross cloud services; what we would call supercloud. In this Breaking Analysis we drill into the latest ETR survey data on VMware. We'll share with you the next iteration of the supercloud definition based on feedback from dozens of contributors. And we'll give you our take on what to expect at VMware Explore next week. 

Black Hat 2022 was held in Las Vegas last week, at the same time as theCUBE's supercloud event. Unlike AWS re:Inforce, where words are carefully chosen to put a positive spin on security, Black Hat exposes all the warts of cybersecurity and openly discusses its hard truths. It's a conference attended by technical experts who proudly share some of the vulnerabilities they've discovered and of course by numerous vendors marketing their products and services. In this Breaking Analysis we summarize what we learned from discussions with several people who attended Black Hat and our analysis from reviewing dozens of keynotes, articles, videos, session talks, Dark Reading interviews and data from a recent Black Hat attendees survey conducted by Black Hat and Informa. We'll also share data from ETR in a recent post discussing how Zscaler became the last line of defense for a manufacturing firm.We'll end with a discussion of what it all means for the challenges around securing the Supercloud.

Black Hat 2022 was held in Las Vegas last week, at the same time as theCUBE's supercloud event. Unlike AWS re:Inforce, where words are carefully chosen to put a positive spin on security, Black Hat exposes all the warts of cybersecurity and openly discusses its hard truths. It's a conference attended by technical experts who proudly share some of the vulnerabilities they've discovered and of course by numerous vendors marketing their products and services. In this Breaking Analysis we summarize what we learned from discussions with several people who attended Black Hat and our analysis from reviewing dozens of keynotes, articles, videos, session talks, Dark Reading interviews and data from a recent Black Hat attendees survey conducted by Black Hat and Informa. We'll also share data from ETR in a recent post discussing how Zscaler became the last line of defense for a manufacturing firm.We'll end with a discussion of what it all means for the challenges around securing the supercloud. 

At our inaugural Supercloud22 event we sought community input to evolve the concept of a supercloud by iterating on the definition, the salient attributes and examples of what is and is not a supercloud. We asked several technologists including experts from VMware, Snowflake, Databricks, HashiCorp, Confluent, Intuit, Cohesity and others to help test the supercloud definition, operational models, service models and principles. In this Breaking Analysis we unpack our discussions with these technology leaders and apply their input to iterate the definition of supercloud. We then go in-depth to examine Snowflake's Data Cloud architecture as a leading example of supercloud.

John Furrier from thecube gives us the update from his SuperCloud industry event. Learn what's on John's mind, whats happening with the cloud industry and all things Broadcom!

Vittorio and Pam talk to us about the new concept "SuperCloud" which is a new industry term, bringing cloud partners together to establish standards and architectures for managing a global cloud infrastructure comprised of multiple cloud vendors.

theCUBE hosts Dave Vellante, John Furrier and Lisa Martin discuss the upcoming 'theCUBE on SuperCloud' event hosted by SiliconANGLE

As we exited the isolation economy last year, supercloud is a term we introduced to describe something new that was happening in the world of cloud. In this Breaking Analysis we address the ten most frequently asked questions we get on supercloud. 

Originally published on May 21, 2022Last year we noted in a Breaking Analysis that the cloud ecosystem is innovating beyond the notion of multicloud. We've said for years that multicloud is really not a strategy but rather a symptom of multivendor. We used the term supercloud to describe an abstraction layer that resides above and across hyperscale infrastructure, connects on premises workloads and eventually stretches to the edge. Our premise is that supercloud goes beyond running services in native mode on each individual cloud. Rather supercloud hides the underlying primitives and APIs of the respective cloud vendors and creates a new connection layer across locations. Since our initial post, we've found many examples within the ecosystem of technology companies working on so-called supercloud in various forms. Including some examples that actually do not try to hide cloud primitives but rather are focused on creating a consistent experience for developers across the devsecops tool chain, while preserving access to low level cloud services. In this Breaking Analysis we share some recent examples of supercloud that we've uncovered. We also tap theCUBE network to access direct quotes about supercloud from the many CUBE guests we've recently had on the program. Here we test the concept's technical and business feasibility. We'll also post some recent ETR data to put into context some of the players we think are going after this opportunity and where they're at in their supercloud buildout. 

Last year we noted in a Breaking Analysis that the cloud ecosystem is innovating beyond the notion of multicloud. We've said for years that multicloud is really not a strategy but rather a symptom of multivendor. We used the term supercloud to describe an abstraction layer that resides above and across hyperscale infrastructure, connects on premises workloads and eventually stretches to the edge. Our premise is that supercloud goes beyond running services in native mode on each individual cloud. Rather supercloud hides the underlying primitives and APIs of the respective cloud vendors and creates a new connection layer across locations. Since our initial post, we've found many examples within the ecosystem of technology companies working on so-called supercloud in various forms. Including some examples that actually do not try to hide cloud primitives but rather are focused on creating a consistent experience for developers across the devsecops tool chain, while preserving access to low level cloud services. In this Breaking Analysis we share some recent examples of supercloud that we've uncovered. We also tap theCUBE network to access direct quotes about supercloud from the many CUBE guests we've recently had on the program. Here we test the concept's technical and business feasibility. We'll also post some recent ETR data to put into context some of the players we think are going after this opportunity and where they're at in their supercloud buildout. 

Dave Vellante (@dvellante, Cofounder & Co-CEO SiliconANGLE Media, co-host of @theCUBE) talks about the emerging trends of powerful application services built for multiple public clouds. SHOW: 586CLOUD NEWS OF THE WEEK - http://bit.ly/cloudcast-cnotwCHECK OUT OUR NEW PODCAST - "CLOUDCAST BASICS"SHOW SPONSORS:Datadog Security Solution: Modern Monitoring and SecurityStart investigating security threats before it affects your customers with a free 14 day Datadog trial. Listeners of The Cloudcast will also receive a free Datadog T-shirt.Mergify - the ultimate automation tool that makes your engineering team save time. Start saving time with the most powerful merge queue for GitHub, offering speculative checks, batch merges, and multiple queueing options. Visit mergify.com to get started or request a demo!CloudZero - Cloud Cost Intelligence for Engineering Teams SHOW NOTES:The Rise of the Supercloud (SiliconAngle)theCUBE (homepage)Topic 1 - Welcome to the show. We've known each other for a while, but tell folks about your background. Topic 2 - Let's talk about this term that you've been using at SiliconAngle, “SuperCloud”. You introduced it at AWS re:Invent 2021. Give us some context about what you think is new and what has changed? Topic 3 - The three major cloud providers (AWS, Azure, GCP) now have 100s of services, but we're seeing success from these companies built on top of them. Do you think the cloud providers have misjudged the importance of innovation vs. integration?  Topic 4 - We now have a decade of knowledge in how to build technology on top of the public cloud (architectures, economics, partnership models, etc.). Do you think we'll see an acceleration of these Supercloud services, and maybe even some unique new capabilities? Topic 5 - You highlighted that this isn't just IT-centric services, but also industry-vertical services. We've seen SaaS services try and disrupt some vertical industries (FinSvcs, Health, Streaming Media, etc.). How do you see the industry-verticals accelerating with supercloud architectures?Topic 6 - Do you think that supercloud becomes the new normal for cloud providers, or do you think they double-down on trying to build their application portfolios?FEEDBACK?Email: show at the cloudcast dot netTwitter: @thecloudcastnet