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Intel, Rackspace, OpenStack, and a Cloud for All

Intel, Rackspace, OpenStack, and a Cloud for All

By Paul Miller on July 24, 2015

I didn’t really get it, back in January 2014, when Intel, Amazon and others made a big noise about slapping the equivalent of an ‘Intel Inside’ sticker on your favourite cloud. Now they’re at it again, with the birth of a new ‘Cloud for All’ initiative, a nudge for OpenStack, and the promise that Intel and Rackspace […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Platforms | Tagged cloud computing, cloud for all, intel, openstack, rackspace

Kim Stevenson, Intel CIO - photo from Intel

Intel CIO presents the path to #Rockstar IT

By Michael Krigsman on May 8, 2013

Most CIOs focus on buying technology and making it work in the enterprise. Although technology is the foundation of IT buying tools, delivering projects, and preventing system downtime do not create CIO greatness. More important than “feeds and speeds” is the CIO’s ability to drive strategic business goals such as increasing revenue, enabling innovation, and […]

Posted in Enterprise, Featured Posts | Tagged #cxotalk, intel, Shadow IT

Video: A Peek Into Intel IT

Video: A Peek Into Intel IT

By Krishnan Subramanian on August 21, 2012

Intel, the portland based microprocessor vendor, is also a large enterprise IT user. They have large number of employees spread all over the world and they have various divisions including manufacturing. We thought it will be a good idea to talk to them and find out how they are leveraging cloud computing. As a part […]

Posted in Infrastructure | Tagged Cloudfoundry, grid computing, iaas, infrastructure, Infrastructure services, intel, intel it, open source, opensource, openstack, paas, platform services, Platforms, video

Cooking up some Standard Recipes for OpenStack with Opscode

Cooking up some Standard Recipes for OpenStack with Opscode

By Ben Kepes on June 27, 2012

The battle royal that is being played out between the different Cloud “operating systems” reached new heights at Structure last week. While all of us are talking about this stuff however, vendors and customers alike are simply trying to get going with these tools. They’re not focused on idealogical battles, but rather on finding easy […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Infrastructure, Platforms | Tagged Application programming interface, chef, cloud computing, enstratus, george reese, intel, openstack, opscode

Forecast 2012–Enterprise Cloud Best Practices Panel

Forecast 2012–Enterprise Cloud Best Practices Panel

By Ben Kepes on June 10, 2012

Mid June will see me winging my way to New York City to attend Forecast 2012, a one day event arranged by the Open Data Center Alliance (ODCA). Forecast is touted as an opportunity to share knowledge and expertise through presentations, technical workgroups and the all important networking opportunities. I’ll be joined at Forecast by […]

Posted in Infrastructure | Tagged BMW, Capgemini, cloud computing, Information technology management, intel, New York City, open data center alliance

What Happens in an Internet Minute

What Happens in an Internet Minute

By Zoli Erdos on April 4, 2012

This infographic by Intel is making the rounds.  Staggering numbers, indeed. (Disclosure: Intel is a CloudAve Sponsor)

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged infographic, intel

Working with Friends

Working with Friends

By Derek Pilling on September 9, 2011

Last week I wrote about the value of repeat relationships in the venture capital and private equity business. I used the example of a portfolio company that recently raised capital from a firm we have worked with on a repeat-basis. I intentionally left out the investor’s name as well as the companies knowing that this […]

Posted in Entrepreneurship | Tagged intel, intel capital, ipcommerce, Meritage, payments, startups, vc funding, venture capital

THE SOCIAL PHD: 9 Sure Fire Ways to Become a Social Business (Video)

THE SOCIAL PHD: 9 Sure Fire Ways to Become a Social Business (Video)

By Mark Fidelman on August 12, 2011

We were able to assemble a powerful cast of experts to give the rest of us advice on becoming a Social Business. But we did it with one catch.  We asked these 9 experts to do it in under 60 seconds. Thank you Robert Lavigne for essentially doing all of the video, post production and […]

Posted in Enterprise, Featured Posts | Tagged adobe, ben watson, cisco, david sachs, enterprise 2.0, IBM, intel, Laura Buczek, sandy carter, sheila johnson, Social PHD, video, yammer

Intel Joins Hands With Academia For Cloud Computing Research

Intel Joins Hands With Academia For Cloud Computing Research

By Krishnan Subramanian on August 4, 2011

Intel (previous CloudAve coverage), the chipmaker with increasing focus on cloud computing, yesterday announced a $30M investment in research on the future of cloud and embedded computing. As a part of this investment, Intel will set up two Intel Science and Technology Centers (ISTC) at Carnege Mellon University, a leading research organization in the field of […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged academia, briefs, cloud computing, intel, istc, research | 1 Response

What is Really Holding the Cloud Back?

What is Really Holding the Cloud Back?

By Raejeanne Skillern on July 18, 2011

As I was listening to speakers at Structure Conference this year, something caught my attention and changed my thinking on cloud priorities. When IT decision makers are asked to rate the top challenges for cloud adoption, security always rises to the top. Security, security, security. At Structure, I heard something slightly different from Microsoft’s Satya […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Infrastructure, Your POV | Tagged cloud computing, CloudComputing, intel, interoperability, open cloud, open data, open data center alliance, opennes, sctructure conference, Security | 6 Responses

Intel Pushes Open Data Center Alliance

Intel Pushes Open Data Center Alliance

By Krishnan Subramanian on October 27, 2010

Intel is cheerleading a new alliance of 70 IT customers (with a net spending of $ 50 Billion), vendors and others to develop a vendor agnostic usage roadmap. The new body is called Open Data Center Alliance aims to define how datacenters of the future are to be built. Whether this will define the future […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Infrastructure | Tagged datacenters, intel, odca, open data center alliance

Cloud Computing for All Budgets

Cloud Computing for All Budgets

By Zoli Erdos on August 22, 2010

Previously we shared the secret to Budget Cloud Storage: Now, here’s the deluxe version of the same concept:   (Hat tip: Ben Kepes) P.S. No, it’s not a modified Karrar.

Posted in Just for fun | Tagged cloud computing, humor, intel, storage, vmware | 1 Response

Video: Intel's Single Chip Cloud Computer

By Krishnan Subramanian on March 7, 2010

Here, at CloudAve, we highlight research leading to future technologies from time to time. Intel has announced an experimental single chip cloud computer. Imagine it to be something like a datacenter in a single chip. We are sharing it here for our readers.

Posted in General | Tagged cloud computing, intel, sccc, single chip cloud computer, video | 1 Response

Datacenter In A Processor - The Intel Magic

Datacenter In A Processor – The Intel Magic

By Krishnan Subramanian on December 4, 2009

The chip maker Intel has announced a prototype for a new chip called Single-Chip Cloud Computer, a new prototype for many core computer currently in Intel Labs. It is an Intel Architecture (IA) computing engines integrated on a silicon CPU chip with 48 cores.The conventional wisdom predicts that the processors will stay put with a […]

Posted in Analysis | Tagged chip, cloud computing, intel, scc

CrunchPad, Netbooks and Vacuum Cleaners

CrunchPad, Netbooks and Vacuum Cleaners

By Zoli Erdos on July 31, 2009

We covered the CrunchPad a fair bit here, so it’s only natural to report it’s inching closer to Launch.   Or is it rather slipping?  The Straits Times visited Fusion Garage, the Singapore-based company that’s developing the CrunchPad, and published details.  It’s now expected to hit the market in November, just in time for Christmas shopping. […]

Posted in General | Tagged Apple, crunchpad, Fusion Garage, intel, netbooks, notebooks, situational device, situational hardware, tablet, techcrunch | 2 Responses

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