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Optimised Ubuntu on next-gen Intel SoCs accelerates IOT adoption
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Canonical and Intel engaged in a collaborative effort to release production-ready Ubuntu Linux images on Intel edge-ready silicon. By adopting the long-term security-maintained and supported Ubuntu on Intel’s processors, enterprises can focus on what drives their business and redirect resources towards core value-add activities. In this webinar jointly delivered by Canonical and Intel, we will delve into - The target market segments for the platforms - The unique Intel features for optimized Linux - The support from leading ODM & hardware partners Join this webinar to learn how the latest Ubuntu images backed by Intel’s partner ecosystem provide enhanced performance and robust security, guiding enterprises along their commercial embedded journeys.
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Security Features in 3rd Gen Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processors
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* Click on the video to see attachments pertaining to this webinar | The 3rd Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processor, Intel’s latest server platform, offers up to 40 high performance Xeon Cores, 64 PCIe Gen4 lanes per socket, up to 8channels of DDR4 and up to 1.5x the general overall compute performance gain vs. its predecessor. In addition to these platform improvements, this processor includes built-in acceleration to enhance network, cloud, IOT, and security workloads. This webinar will focus on 3rd Gen Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processor’s advanced security acceleration, including the new vectorized crypto instructions, Intel® Software Guard Extensions (SGX) for confidential computing, and Platform Firmware Resilience (PFR) to secure and restore system firmware. At the end of this webinar, attendees will better understand the 3rd Gen Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processor’s performance features and robust security applications. Presenter: - Bill Carlson, Solutions Architect, Data Platforms Group, Network and Communications Sales Organization, Intel
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Migrating electronic medical records: Brief guide
By: Red Hat and Intel
Type: Product Overview
Well-managed electronic medical records (EMRs) are key to providing excellent patient care.
This overview explores how, by migrating their Epic EMR environment to Red Hat and Intel, tech pros at healthcare providers can better manage EMRs.
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Maximizing Power Efficiency with Dell Optimizer
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Finding the optimal balance between performance and power efficiency is key in getting the best from your hardware. By allowing you to customise your PC’s thermal management settings, learn how Dell Optimizer can ensure you better runtime efficiency in performance per watt for your workload.
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Intel Network Platforms Group Strategy Overview Part 2
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* Click on the video to see attachments pertaining to this webinar | Join leaders from Intel’s Network Platforms Group as they discuss technology trends and strategy from edge to cloud. This Part 2 will focus on Wireless Access and Radio, Visual Cloud, Core Network, Wireline and Converged Access, and Cable. Presenters: - Xiaojun (Shawn) Li, Sales Director, Next Wave OEM & eODM, Network & Communications Sales Org (NCS), Intel - Alix McDonald, Chief of Staff and Business Manager, Intel Network Platforms Group (NPG), Wireless Access Network Division (WAND) - Mike Downs, Visual Cloud Manager - Partner Enablement and Strategy, Intel Network Platforms Group (NPG), Visual Infrastructure Division & NPG Strategy (VIDS) - Thuy Nguyen, Segment Manager – Cable, Intel Network Platforms Group (NPG), Wireline & Core Network Division (WCND)
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Making Cloud Native Work for 5G Core
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While network functions virtualization (NFV) achieved 3GPP-defined control and user plane separation and is the choice for most mobile core deployments this year, the industry understands its limitations. Cloud native is the frontier, because it will drive digital transformation, enable greater operational flexibility, and reduce Capex and Opex while accelerating innovation and the monetization of the resulting services. Cloud Native creates new requirements for software focused on easier developer consumption, network latency, visibility, security, sustainability, and TCO in addition to the main network connectivity KPI, performance. Join Chandresh Ruparel, senior director, and Eoin Walsh, senior architect, from Intel’s Wireless Core Network Division for a view into the challenges and opportunities with cloud native in the 5G core
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Computer Weekly – 12 January 2021: Can AI ever match the power of the brain?
By: TechTarget ComputerWeekly.com
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In this week's Computer Weekly, artificial intelligence is still no match for the brain – we talk to Intel's neuromorphic computing lab to see how researchers are trying to address that. Our buyer's guide examines identity and access management. And we find out why datacentres are becoming a new target for financial investors. Read the issue now.
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Deep Dive: Supermicro X14 Servers Powered by Intel® Xeon® 6 Processors
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Unsure when to deploy Intel Xeon 6 with E-cores or P-cores? How do you choose the right processor for your workload? Join Intel and Supermicro experts to learn how the new Supermicro X14 server line powered by Intel Xeon 6 processors are optimized for your unique workloads. Discover how to: • Reduce power consumption and energy costs with the energy-efficient E-cores of the Xeon 6 processor. • Optimize performance for your specific workloads by choosing between the performance-optimized P-cores and energy-efficient E-cores. • Handle cloud-native workloads with the increased core density of the Intel Xeon 6 processor. • Simplify data center management with Supermicro's X14 server line, designed for exceptional performance, scalability, and serviceability.
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Computer Weekly – 23 January 2024: Davos 2024 – AI disinformation tops global risks
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In this week's Computer Weekly, AI-generated disinformation and misinformation will be the top risks for businesses, governments and the public over the next two years, according to the WEF. Intel's CTO discusses the chip maker's plans for the European market. And we examine the dearth of digital skills among elected officials. Read the issue now.
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X13 Products + Intel® Xeon® CPU Max Series–An Applications & Performance View
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With Intel’s Jan 10th launch of the Intel® Xeon® Max CPU series – the industry’s first with high bandwidth memory (HBM) enabled CPU – Supermicro is proud to discuss its complete range of first-to-market X13 servers with high bandwidth memory. This Supermicro Systems, Applications, and Performance webinar shows how Supermicro’s Green Compute approach is the best solution for customers wanting to get more performance per watt, lowering CAPEX and OPEX spending. Join us as we highlight our server solutions optimized for customer applications and for scale-out configurations that drive higher compute density in today’s modern data centers, along with some real performance improvements.
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Intelligence, Performance, Visibility with Intel® Intelligent Fabric
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* Click on the video to see attachments pertaining to this webinar | To meet the connectivity needs of cloud-native build out using container-based microservices, Intel® Intelligent Fabric plays a key role in Intel’s vision for the Data Center of the Future (DCoF). Intel is collaborating across processors, switches, Infrastructure Processing Units (IPUs), Ethernet adapters, FPGAs, and optical connectivity to bring innovation to data center fabric. Intel Intelligent Fabric delivers intelligence, performance, visibility and control to meet the connectivity needs of Cloud and Edge data centers. Software builds out with OCP SONiC, PINS, P4, DPDK, SPDK and Open Host-INT. At the heart of this move forward is the new Intel® Tofino™ 3 Intelligent Fabric Processor (IFP). Learn how you can benefit from these advances for Cloud and Edge data centers, high performance computing (HPC) and communications service providers (CoSPs) moving to cloud technologies. Presenter: - Todd Koelling, Director of Marketing and Technology Planning, Intel
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Committed to Accelerating Network Transformation at Big Telecom 2015
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MWC Roundtable: Accelerating Innovation from the Intelligent Edge to Cloud
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Rapid growth in 5G, IoT, and Private Networking embedded markets and open standards are driving the need for higher levels of product integration and optimization. Supermicro’s X13 generation of systems combines industry- leading architecture and design to deliver the most optimized, secure, and flexible systems based on Intel’s new line of CPUs. In this Mobile World Congress Roundtable, learn about the latest line-up of purpose-built systems for networking, intelligent edge, and core data center deployments for telco and enterprise organizations.
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Optimizing I.T. Resources; Strategies for Doing More with Less
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Organizations are constantly asked to increase employee productivity while managing tighter budgets and fewer resources. In this veritable pressure cooker, inadequate or outdated devices can hinder performance, leading to frustration, decreased job satisfaction, vulnerability to cyber-attacks, and compatibility issues that undo said productivity. So, how can IT and business decision-makers resolve these challenges and minimize device complexity? Hear from our two experts—Microsoft’s Rob McGilvrey, Americas Specialist of Windows Pro & Modern Endpoints, and Intel’s Traci Taylor, Enterprise Client Technical Specialist cover a multitude of topics including: • AI-powered Multitasking: Copilot in Windows optimizes workflows, helping teams achieve more with fewer resources. • Efficient Deployment: 25% faster deployment for IT teams • Breakthrough Productivity: Intelligent assistance saves time, uncovers insights, and speeds up innovation. Save your seat at this session to discover how undertaking a Windows 11 Pro device refresh with Intel Core Ultra Processors addressing these concerns.
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Discover AI-powered productivity with the latest Dell PCs powered by Intel® Core™ Ultra and Copilot
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How to Use Intel®-Optimized AI Software in the Cloud
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The most popular cloud service providers (CSP) and Intel have long partnered to deliver state-of-the-art, cloud-based solutions spanning AI, HPC, confidential computing, and more for individuals and enterprises alike. This session focuses on AI solutions. Learn how to enable and use Intel®-optimized deep learning and classical machine learning frameworks and libraries in Amazon Web Services (AWS)*, Google Cloud Platform* service, Microsoft Azure*, and Intel® Developer Cloud. This session covers: An introduction to Intel’s free, open source AI software development tools How to enable these tools in the various cloud platforms An overview of the available Intel hardware available in the CSPs
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Leaders in IT
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Intel Solutions for Classical Machine Learning
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Classical machine learning uses algorithms to analyze large data sets and provide insights into identified patterns and trends. Learn how Intel hardware and software can accelerate your classical ML initiatives and overcome common challenges. Read the full article to discover the benefits.
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Intel Network Platforms Group Strategy Overview Part 1
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* Click on the video to see attachments pertaining to this webinar | Join leaders from Intel’s Network Platforms Group as they discuss technology trends and strategy from edge to cloud. This Part 1 will focus on Network for Enterprise and Cloud and Edge Computing. Presenters: - Keate Despain, Intel® Network Builders Ecosystem, Marketing & Operations Manager, Intel Network Platforms Group (NPG) - Eric Levander, General Manager Global Solutions and Scale, Network and Communications Sales - William (Bill) McDonald, Segment Manager - Enterprise Edge / uCPE, Intel Network Platforms Group (NPG), Enterprise and Cloud Networking Division (ECND) - Prakash Kartha, Segment Director – Edge Services, Intel Network Platforms Group (NPG), Network & Edge Platforms Division (NEPD)
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Intel Investing in a Strong Networking Industry Ecosystem
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* Click on the video to see attachments pertaining to this webinar | Join Director of Marketing for the Intel® Network Builders program, Keate Despain, and Eric Levander, GM for Network and Communication Sales at Intel, for an open discussion on how Intel invests in the development of its ecosystem. An overview of the Intel® Network Builders program, Intel® Partner Alliance, and what Co-marketing and selling opportunities exist with Intel. The Intel® Network Builders program has existed for 8+ years and includes over 500 members, with a 40% growth in membership over the last 18 months. The Intel® Partner Alliance program is new in 2021 and encompasses ALL of Intel’s technologies and partner programs. The format will be a brief overview of the programs, how to participate and take advantage of the program offerings from technology education, enablement, marketing and sales collaboration. This will be followed by an open discussion between Eric and Keate, including questions from attendees. Presenters: - Xiaojun (Shawn) Li, Sales Director, Next Wave OEM & eODM - Keate Despain, Intel® Network Builders Ecosystem, Director of Marketing - Eric Levander, General Manager Global Solutions and Scale, Network and Communications Sales
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Extreme Automation at the Network Edge
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Network edge computing is not just the periphery of the Telecom infrastructure, it’s also the frontier of NextGen network and service management. Unlike the bountiful resources at the core or the conceptually unlimited resources of the cloud, edge deployments are decentralized, numerous and constrained. At the edge – continuous optimization and efficiency is necessity. Telco edge platforms must do ‘more with less’. They have to flexibly support a wide variety of use-cases and configurations for diverse Enterprise workloads, while maintaining low-latency SLAs of public and private MEC, all within resource and power constraints of edge servers. The extreme demands of edge computing is driving innovation through the automation stack from the application layer down to the hardware, all of which will ultimately make its way back to the core and cloud for a more agile and sustainable industry. EnterpriseWeb is leading an award-winning multi-vendor Intel 5G RAN testbed based on an secure edge gateway use-case. The testbed demonstrates dynamic configuration of Intel® Ethernet Controller E810 and network functions to optimize processing of secure packets, while significantly reducing resource requirements and energy consumption at scale. Stage 3 of the testbed incorporates Intel’s FlexRAN™ to further extend programmability. The testbed presents an open, extensible and near real-time solution for self-healing, scaling and optimizing networks. The testbed team includes: Intel (INB Lab, Intel® Ethernet Controller E810, FlexRAN™); Red Hat (RHEL CoreOS, OpenShift, RHACM); Fortinet (FortiGate, FortiWeb); Keysight (CyPerf test agents); KX (data services & analytics); EnterpriseWeb (CloudNFV intelligent orchestrator with LCM, iPaaS, SMO, NSMF); Tech Mahindra (system integration partner). The testbed also incorporates open-source from the ONF Aether project (SD-Core and SD-RAN) and Grafana Labs (Prometheus and Grafana).
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How Intel & Red Hat are driving application acceleration
By: Red Hat and Intel
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Red Hat and Intel are simplifying scaling workloads with joint solutions featuring Intel Xeon processors and Red Hat OpenShift Plus. These solutions support hybrid cloud, NFV, and 5G monetization, with validated performance for typical configurations. Explore the full infographic for more on the Red Hat-Intel partnership.
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Prototype and Deploy LLM Applications on Intel® NPUs
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Model size plus limited hardware resources in client devices (for example, disk, RAM, or CPU) make it increasingly challenging to deploy large language models (LLM) on laptops compared to cloud-based solutions. The AI PC from Intel solves this issue by including a CPU, GPU, and NPU on one device. This session focuses on the NPU and showcases how to prototype and deploy LLM applications locally. It also includes: - How NPU architecture works, including features, advantages, and capabilities in accelerating neural network computations on Intel® Core™ Ultra processors (the backbone of AI PCs from Intel). - Practical aspects of deploying performant LLM apps on Intel NPUs—from initial setup to optimization and system partitioning—using the OpenVINO™ toolkit and its NPU plug-in. - What LLMs are, and advantages versus challenges of local inference. - Fast LLM prototyping on Intel Core Ultra processors using the Intel® NPU Acceleration Library. Get real-world examples and case studies (like chatbots and retrieval augmented generation [RAG]) that showcase the seamless integration of LLM applications with NPUs, including how this synergy can unlock performance and efficiency. Skill level: All
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Unlocking Manufacturing Efficiency: The Power of Design Engineering, High-Performance Computing and Digital Twins
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The Role of Standards and Open Source Projects in Accelerating Industry 4.0
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The industrial automation industry is undergoing a transformation driven by the needs of end users seeking to improve their CAPEX and OPEX, avoid being locked into proprietary solutions and get ahead of the technology curve. The success of this transformation will depend on broad industry collaboration in the form of standards and open source projects, which lower the barrier to entry for industrial organizations by ultimately reducing the cost and complexity of automation deployments. In this video, Intel’s Christine Boles and Gary Martz will discuss the history of standards and open source projects and their important role in the process automation industry’s transformation, as well as examples of how Intel is helping lead the way in this area.
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Creating Visual Cloud Solutions Using Open Visual Cloud Reference Pipelines
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* Click on the video to see attachments pertaining to this webinar | Intel is committed to open source development because we’ve witnessed how it accelerates innovation and enables companies to easily adopt new technologies. With the onset of the pandemic, we are witnessing an insatiable appetite, by a global audience for video consumption. Intel’s Open Visual Cloud platform addresses the needs of developers for an Open Source resource to develop visual media applications. Hear from Intel engineers as well as a developer on the capabilities and applications of Open Visual Cloud. The Intel Open Visual Cloud leverages software across Intel platforms including CPUs, GPUs, and visual cloud workload accelerators. It embraces a plug-in architecture and is interoperable with popular open source projects and frameworks, including FFMPEG and gstreamer for media, and TensorFlow, MXNet, and Caffé for deep learning and several different sample reference pipelines for visual cloud services are provided as Docker files and images. Presenters: - Xintian Wu, Principle Engineer and Software Architect, Intel - Moloti Nakampe, Chief Executive Officer, Africa Business Integration - Craig Hurst, Director of Business Operations and Ecosystem Enabling, Intel - Sudhir Kshirsagar, President, HydroTrek
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Coffee Break: Deliver High-Capacity Storage Without Compromises
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High-performance storage isn’t just for mission-critical applications anymore. Now enterprise-grade QLC (quad-level cell) can deliver high speed with low latency for workloads like VMs, backups, email, and test-dev—at a lower TCO than hybrid. Join us for this 45 minute technical coffee break webinar on Pure Storage FlashArray//C, an all-QLC solution that lets you consolidate workloads and simplify storage while getting NVMe performance for your Tier 2 workloads. With flexible capacity and configuration options, guaranteed data efficiency, and non-disruptive upgrades, you can achieve great economics while avoiding the complexities and headaches of hybrid.
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Coffee Break: Disaster Recovery & Business Continuity
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High-performance storage isn’t just for mission-critical applications anymore. Now enterprise-grade QLC (quad-level cell) can deliver high speed with low latency for workloads like VMs, backups, email, and test-dev—at a lower TCO than hybrid. Join us for this 45 minute technical coffee break webinar on Pure Storage FlashArray//C, an all-QLC solution that lets you consolidate workloads and simplify storage while getting NVMe performance for your Tier 2 workloads. With flexible capacity and configuration options, guaranteed data efficiency, and non-disruptive upgrades, you can achieve great economics while avoiding the complexities and headaches of hybrid.
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How real-time Linux accelerates industrial transformation
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According to IDC’s forecasts, nearly 30% of the world’s data will need real-time processing by 2025. While enterprises require varying levels of real-time performance and desired cycle times differ depending on specific workloads and system configurations, the rapid growth of real-time usage is expected to continue and accelerate in the years ahead. Real-time Ubuntu 22.04 LTS provides deterministic responses for time-sensitive applications. The new real-time Linux kernel will power the next generation of industrial robotics, IoT, and telco innovations by guaranteeing a time-predictable task execution for their stringent low-latency requirements. Whether you are an executive navigating the shift toward multi-vendor interoperability and open-source software adoption in your enterprise or a kernel engineer wishing to learn how real-time ties to modern market trends, this webinar is for you. In this joint webinar, Intel and Canonical experts will discuss: • How to achieve deterministic performance for time-sensitive applications • What are the target verticals and applications of real-time • How real-time Linux enables IoT on the factory floor • An overview of Intel’s technologies for real-time compute
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Supermicro Storage Systems Enhanced with the Intel QAT Accelerator Engine
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How do you keep storage systems reliable and efficient while applications become more complex and demanding? Application optimized servers can help you build resilient systems that can scale effectively as your needs grow. In this webinar, we will cover: - The challenges of optimizing storage and how to overcome them - How Intel Accelerators backup data compression with QAT, save computing resources and improve core performance - What is QAT and how it helps improve storage performance
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Chapter Chat: Executing Robust Chapter Programs
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Learn how the (ISC)2 Quad Cities Chapter partnered with colleges and other nonprofit associations to produce an annual cybersecurity conference, Kid’s STEM/Cybersecurity Camps, as well as host monthly Cybersocials. They have been able to reach hundreds of people in the local community with a goal of hitting 1,000 this year!
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Optimize Intel® Xeon® Processors Performance Using Intel® QuickAssist Technology
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* Click on the video to see attachments pertaining to this webinar | Intel® QuickAssist Technology (Intel® QAT) is a mature technology that has been in the market for more than a decade and it has been adopted by Cloud, Networking, Storage and Big Data customers. Intel® QAT provides acceleration for 3 main services: Cryptographic Cipher & Hash, Public Key Crypto, and Compression/Decompression. Intel provides standard framework interfaces to abstract the interface to the Intel® QAT hardware. This webinar will review the API and application-level performance for applications such as IPsec, TLS, and QATZip compression libraries. The Intel Network and Edge Group performance team will review performance on Intel® Xeon® Scalable processor family architecture using Intel® QAT in common applications and provide recommendations to optimize performance for several generations of Intel® QAT Intellectual Property (IP). Presenters: - Karen Shemer – Silicon Architecture Engineer, Network and Edge Group, Intel - Abhishek Khade – Silicon Architecture Engineer, Network and Edge Group, Intel - Georgii Tkachuk – Silicon Architecture Engineer, Network and Edge Group, Intel
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Scaling and Optimizing ORAN Deployments for Telco Operators
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As the technology for virtualized Open RAN matures, and new 5G use cases are deployed, operators are looking for ways to lower their TCO. Using knowledge gained from a proven track record of successful RAN deployments, Supermicro addresses this need by bundling its expertise into a unique COTS Distributed Unit with integrated timing and fronthaul features. The system is specifically designed for maximum scalability, energy savings, and cost-efficiency and is available now. In this webinar, Supermicro teams up with Intel® to discuss developments in the OpenRAN industry, look back at lessons learned and share how the latest Supermicro 5G Servers featuring Intel’s Edge Enhanced chipset enables organizations to enhance their deployment models. Presenters: - Yaming Wang, Sr. Director, 5G and Edge Solutions, Supermicro - Daniel Lynch, Senior Marketing Director, FlexRAN, Intel - Michael Clegg, VP and GM of 5G & Edge, Supermicro (Moderator)
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How real-time Linux accelerates industrial transformation
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An overview of real-time use cases and technologies with Canonical and Intel According to IDC’s forecasts, nearly 30% of the world’s data will need real-time processing by 2025. While enterprises require varying levels of real-time performance and desired cycle times differ depending on specific workloads and system configurations, the rapid growth of real-time usage is expected to continue and accelerate in the years ahead. Real-time compute is a decisive factor in the industry transformation to software-defined systems. From fixed functions and proprietary architectures to flexible and dynamic control environments, real-time Linux plays a key role in the transition towards Industry 4.0. Real-time Ubuntu 22.04 LTS provides deterministic responses for time-sensitive applications. The new real-time Linux kernel will power the next generation of industrial robotics, IoT, and telco innovations by guaranteeing a time-predictable task execution for their stringent low-latency requirements. Whether you are an executive navigating the shift toward multi-vendor interoperability and open-source software adoption in your enterprise or a kernel engineer wishing to learn how real-time ties to modern market trends, this webinar is for you. In this joint webinar, Intel and Canonical experts will discuss: How to achieve deterministic performance for time-sensitive applications What are the target verticals and applications of real-time How real-time Linux enables IoT on the factory floor An overview of Intel’s technologies for real-time compute
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Event recap: VMworld 2018 Europe
By: TechTarget ComputerWeekly.com
Type: eGuide
It is the 20th anniversary year for VMware and at the VMware European conference in Barcelona, the company famous for its hypervisor, showcased how it had changed the face of IT, and where it was heading next.
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Unleashing Security Gateway Performance in Virtualized Environments
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Network Security is a huge challenge for CSPs, MNOs, Cloud Providers & Enterprises. Hence, the 6WIND Virtual Security Gateway Router is the go-to solution for all 4G & 5G networks as it delivers high security and performance to cost effectively run their networks. To prove the high performance, scalability and efficiency of its virtual security gateway, 6WIND recently did a lab test with Intel and the results were phenomenal! 6WIND vSecGW running on a dual 3rd Gen Intel® Xeon® Scalable processor COTS Server can easily achieve 400Gbps IMIX IPsec while delivering incredible efficiency to drive network sustainability. In this webinar, you will learn how this combination of 6WIND & Intel can help CSPs & MNOs transform their networks and cost effectively replace existing proprietary network appliances to build more flexibility and higher efficiency in the Edge, RAN and Core. Takeaways from this webinar: - Disaggregation approach on COTS servers can address many challenges on the Edge Network - High performance can be easily achieved with Software and not only with hardware - Virtualization flexibility is adapted to Edge applications Presenters: - Karim Mchirki – VP Product Management, 6WIND - Jyoti Kolhe, Segment Manager, Cloud Networking and Security, Intel
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Exploring Ubuntu Confidential VMs with Intel TDX on Google Cloud
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Confidential computing is a revolutionary technology that disrupts the conventional threat model of public clouds. In the past, vulnerabilities within the extensive codebase of the cloud’s privileged system software, including the operating system and hypervisor, could pose a constant risk to the confidentiality and integrity of code and data in operation. Likewise, unauthorized access by a cloud administrator could compromise the security of your virtual machine (VM). To protect your data and code against such threats on Google Cloud, Ubuntu Confidential VMs (CVMs) offer enhanced security for your workloads by utilizing hardware-protected Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs). To achieve such strong security guarantees, Ubuntu Confidential VMs build on Intel’s innovations at the silicon level, and the foundation laid by Intel(R) Trust Domain Extensions (Intel(R) TDX), now available through Google Cloud. Ubuntu also offers further primitives to further secure your CVMs at rest, and offer a strong remote attestation. Come join this webinar to learn about the great engineering that goes into making Ubuntu confidential VMs with Intel TDX on Google Cloud, and how you use them to implement a zero trust strategy for your security-sensitive application.
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Transform an AI Business into a Market Differentiator with Intel
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If you’ve ever considered partnering with Intel or wondered what that might be like, this session is for you. Find out how a collaboration between Bilic and Intel has propelled the AI startup’s business progression and development, setting it up for increased scale, innovation, and market excellence. First, you’ll get a detailed overview of the Intel and Bilic alliance, wherein the AI-based cybersecurity startup significantly transformed its business by taking advantage of Intel expertise, entrepreneurial opportunities, and hardware and software technologies. Second, Bilic will showcase its innovative BilicVerify solution, built using the advanced AI software and hardware available in Intel® Tiber™ Developer Cloud1. Topics include: - A breakdown of the Bilic journey with Intel and how it reshaped the startup's LLM-driven solutions and services, boosting LLM performance and accuracy, cost efficiencies, and the customer experience. - How use of Intel Tiber Developer Cloud—AI models, hardware, and compute power—has significantly improved customer approvals and onboarding processes for the BilicVerify core offering: helping companies run reliable, easy, secure, and instant background checks to make informed hiring decisions. - A live demo of the startup's advanced AI-based solution, including best practices for using the full features, capabilities, and processing power of Intel Tiber Developer Cloud. Skill level: All
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Industrial PC's Foundational Role in Industry 4.0
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Automation and artificial intelligence tend to dominate the Industry 4.0 conversation. Less discussed is the hardware that makes these applications possible—the industrial PC (IPC). These rugged-yet-advanced machines are not only designed to meet demanding environmental requirements, but also offer incredible customization and reliability, while enabling IT/OT convergence. IPCs are a foundational element of any smart factory. In this video, Intel’s Christine Boles and Adam Berniger will discuss essential role of IPCs in Industry 4.0., their key benefits over other industrial computing solutions, and best practices for migrating to new IPC hardware.
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Will AI help you find the next binge-worthy show?
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Netflix optimizes Amazon Instance Performance and reduces costs, using Intel Xeon Processors and Intel Analysis Tools. The latest Intel tools help identify bottlenecks down to the micro-architecture level.
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Building Efficient Edge Nodes for Content Delivery Networks
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Type: Talk
Supermicro, Intel®, and Varnish are delivering an optimized CDN solution built with the Intel Xeon-D processor in a Supermicro Superserver running Varnish Enterprise. This solution delivers strong performance in a compact form factor with low idle power and excellent performance per watt. Join Supermicro, Intel, and Varnish experts as they discuss their collaboration and how their respective technologies work together to improve the performance and lower the TCO of an edge caching server.
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The Power of One: Supermicro’s High-Performance Single-Processor Blade Systems
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Server CPU innovation is driving a shift in the data center to single-processor systems. With increasing core counts, IO bandwidth, and memory bandwidth, single-processor systems are providing a more cost-effective alternative to dual-processor systems. These single-processor systems are providing the same performance levels as dual-processor systems with added benefits of lower software licensing and better power usage per rack. Join this webinar to learn about new single-processor SuperBlade® and MicroBlade® servers from Supermicro based on the 3rd Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable Processor, and the new Intel® Xeon® W-3300 and E-2300 Processors.
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Technologies for Lowering the TCO for Open RAN and Edge
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Type: Talk
New technologies will change the economics of Open RAN. This webinar explores how hardware and software technologies from Intel and Rakuten Symphony that will significantly reduce ORAN’s total cost of ownership (TCO) by integrating Intel’s embedded acceleration with efficient Cloud Native platform and automation platform. Join us for key insights into cutting edge technologies that promise to enhance network performance and cost efficiency in ORAN deployment. Presenter: Mehran Hadipour, VP of Global R&D, Rakuten Symphony Mehran leads alliances at Unified Cloud BU at Rakuten Symphony and is responsible for industry Partnerships and Alliance strategy. A respected industry veteran, who is passionate about driving business success through alliances and win-win partnerships, Mehran brings to the table years of experience in executing and driving change at major infrastructure and Enterprise software players such as EMC and IBM as well as at several Silicon Valley-based startups and high technology firms. Earlier, Mehran was Director of Global Business Development at Boston-based Zerto Inc, an enterprise level IT Resiliency Platform. Before that, Mehran was Director of Sales at EMC and Director of Business Development at Kashya. He holds an MSCE degree from Syracuse University and an MBA.
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Effortlessly accelerate your AI applications
By: Red Hat and Intel
Type: Product Overview
This white paper by Intel details how 4th generation Intel Xeon Scalable processors can accelerate AI applications and workflows on Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform. Read the white paper.
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Building a Private Edge-CDN Solution with Varnish Enterprise and Intel® Xeon®
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Type: Talk
In this session, Thijs Feryn, the Technical Evangelist at Varnish Software, will show you how to build a private content delivery solution with Intel® Xeon® using Varnish Software’s suite of tools. The foundation of this live demo is of course Varnish Enterprise, the caching engine that came out as the fastest content delivery solution in the industry during Intel’s benchmarks. In the demo, we will spin up content delivery resources in various geographical regions and manage them with Varnish Controller. The Varnish Controller management interface will be used to manage Varnish servers, manage VCL deployments, manage request routing rules on the Varnish Traffic Router, invalidate content, and view usage statistics in a variety of dashboards. The end result is a fully customized, multi-PoP, multi-tier private CDN that is not only powerful, scalable, and resilient, but also very easy to set up and configure thanks to the Varnish Controller & Varnish Traffic Router. Presenter: - Thijs Feryn, Technical Evangelist, Varnish Software
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Generative AI Inferencing Use Cases with Cisco UCS X-Series M7 Blade Servers Using 5th Gen Intel Xeon Scalable Processors
By: Cisco
Type: Product Overview
Generative AI models require robust infrastructure to unleash their full potential. Cisco UCS with 5th Gen Intel Xeon Scalable processors delivers optimal performance, balanced architecture, and scalability to power demanding generative AI workloads like large language models. Download this white paper to learn more.
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Navigating Endpoint Diversity with Intel and Enterprise Strategy Group Insights
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Type: Replay
Today’s user endpoints have exponentially multiplied compared to the mere two or three PC options of 20 years ago, and in this device proliferation emerged the now famous debate of PCs vs. Macs. Which option is most suitable for your users, or should you perhaps take a hybrid approach to diversify your endpoint strategy? Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) researched this very topic to help with the decision-making process. Gabe Knuth, ESG Senior Analyst of End-user Computing & User Protection, joins Steve Forsberg, Intel Client Business Group – Director, Large Enterprise & Government, in this custom Fireside Chat to help you navigate the minefield of endpoint diversity and security in today’s organizations. Join the discussion on April 23rd, 2024, at 10am PT or register today for these can’t-miss insights, based on recent ESG research data and Intel’s expertise: • Overview of endpoint diversity today • Comparison of Mac vs. PC in terms of acquisition, support costs, and device management • Endpoint security considerations • How to decide which endpoints are suitable for which personas • And much more For more information, please visit: intel.com/vpro
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Leveraging Intel® Optane Technology with VMware Cloud Foundation
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Type: Replay
Modernize the data center to simplify workload management with VMWare Cloud Foundation and increase workload performance and operational efficiency with Intel Scalable processors and Intel® Optane™ technology.
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How real-time Linux accelerates industrial transformation
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Type: Talk
According to IDC’s forecasts, nearly 30% of the world’s data will need real-time processing by 2025. While enterprises require varying levels of real-time performance and desired cycle times differ depending on specific workloads and system configurations, the rapid growth of real-time usage is expected to continue and accelerate in the years ahead. Real-time compute is a decisive factor in the industry transformation to software-defined systems. From fixed functions and proprietary architectures to flexible and dynamic control environments, real-time Linux plays a key role in the transition towards Industry 4.0. Real-time Ubuntu 22.04 LTS provides deterministic responses for time-sensitive applications. The new real-time Linux kernel will power the next generation of industrial robotics, IoT, and telco innovations by guaranteeing a time-predictable task execution for their stringent low-latency requirements. Whether you are an executive navigating the shift toward multi-vendor interoperability and open-source software adoption in your enterprise or a kernel engineer wishing to learn how real-time ties to modern market trends, this webinar is for you. In this joint webinar, Intel and Canonical experts will discuss: How to achieve deterministic performance for time-sensitive applications What are the target verticals and applications of real-time How real-time Linux enables IoT on the factory floor An overview of Intel’s technologies for real-time compute