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    Explore " data fabric" with insightful episodes like "Trends to Watch in 2022", "#36 Repositorios de datos: el futuro ya está aquí", "Delivering Database-as-a-Service with Nutanix Era & HPE GreenLake", "Overcoming the Challenges of Multi-Cloud with HCI" and "Data at the Edge with Western Digital" from podcasts like ""DataCentric", "Digitalizados", "DataCentric", "DataCentric" and "DataCentric"" and more!

    Episodes (93)

    Trends to Watch in 2022

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

    #36 Repositorios de datos: el futuro ya está aquí

    #36 Repositorios de datos: el futuro ya está aquí

    Enrique Amavizca Ruiz es arquitecto de información en IBM México en la división de Software del área de Datos e Inteligencia Artificial.  Ha participado en múltiples proyectos de desarrollo de software tanto transaccional como analítico, tiene una amplia experiencia en bases de datos, integración y gobierno de datos.

    En este episodio Enrique nos presenta una perspectiva de los diferentes repositorios de datos: bases de datos, data warehouse, data lake y data fabric. A lo largo de la charla, nos permite comprender las diferencias entre las arquitecturas transaccional, analítica, analítica en movimiento y orientada a servicios así como el concepto de gobierno de datos.

    Enrique es egresado de la carrera de Ingeniería en Sistemas Computacionales por parte de la Universidad de las Américas Puebla , tiene una vasta experiencia en las tecnologías de información. En los últimos 11 años se ha dedicado a diseñar soluciones de datos e inteligencia artificial para los clientes en las industrias de Retail y Banca, así como, el asesoramiento y capacitación de los asociados de negocio en las mejores prácticas de las herramientas de datos e inteligencia artificial en diferentes países, ha sido líder técnico en integración y calidad de datos para IBM en américa latina.

    Enrique se capacita constantemente en los nuevos avances de la industria y desempeña el papel de expositor en diversos foros de la comunidad técnica donde explica el papel de la tecnología en las iniciativas de negocio. Fue coautor del RedbookInfoSphereDataStagefor Enterprise XML Data Integration, publicado en el año 2012

    Delivering Database-as-a-Service with Nutanix Era & HPE GreenLake

    Delivering Database-as-a-Service with Nutanix Era & HPE GreenLake
    The cloudification of IT is happening. There is a trend in IT towards simplifying the IT experience, both technologies and IT services. Nowhere is this more evident than in how IT organizations deliver services, such as database services, to the broader enterprise. On this edition of DataCentric, hosts Matt Kimball and Steve McDowell, principal analysts at Moor Insights & Strategy, talk to HPE and Nutanix about how these two companies have partnered to help IT shops simplify both their own, and their user's, experience. Joining Steve and Matt are Kate Davis, Global Marketing Manager for HPE GreenLake edge-to-cloud platform, and Maggie Smith, senior solution manager for Nutanix database solutions. The Nutanix Cloud Platform complements the public cloud-like billing and standby capacity of HPE GreenLake, with fully integrated compute, storage and virtualization building blocks that provide turnkey, instant operations. Special Guests: Kate Davis and Maggie Smith.

    Overcoming the Challenges of Multi-Cloud with HCI

    Overcoming the Challenges of Multi-Cloud with HCI
    Hybrid multi-cloud has become a standard part of nearly every enterprise's IT infrastructure, yet it often remains a disjointed element with complexities that are different from those faced in the traditional data center. In this episode of DataCentric, hosts Matt Kimball and Steve McDowell talk to Nutanix's Rakesh Sreekanth and Lenovo's Ritu Jain about how HCI can be a great way to address these challenges. Nutanix brings a unified range of solutions, spanning basic HCI all the way to full multi-cloud management solutions that tie together on-prem and cloud. Lenovo is one of fastest growing companies in enterprise infrastructure, and delivers Nutanix solutions as part of its Lenovo ThinkAgile HX series. Together, these companies deliver complete HCI solutions for the modern enterprise. Special Guests: Rakesh Sreekanth and Ritu Jain.

    Data at the Edge with Western Digital

    Data at the Edge with Western Digital
    The AI-enabled edge has fast become a part of nearly every enterprise IT architecture, but the machines that we deploy at the edge don't always look like the equipment in the data center. Edge requires a different way of thinking about IT architecture. Scott Hamilton, senior director of product marketing and management at Western Digital, joins hosts Matt Kimball and Steve McDowell to talk about deploying data solutions at the edge. Western Digital recently announced new edge-targeted enhancements to its Ultrastar line: the Western Digital Ultrastar Edge Server and the Western Digital Ultrastar Edge-MR. The group talks about what makes edge different before getting into the new platforms from Western Digital. 00:00 The podcast begins. 01:06 Introductions with Scott 02:05 Before talking about the edge, a diversion into composable infrastructure 03:25 How is edge infrastructure different from traditional IT infrastructure? 06:20 The impact of AI at the edge 07:25 Western Digital's new Ultrastar Edge 08:17 The Ruggedized/Militarized Edge 11:10 Getting small at the edge 12:38 Are there verticals or workloads that dominate the edge? 14:00 How does WD view the future of edge computing? 15:50 Maneagabilty at the edge 18:00 Western Digital's differentiation at the edge 21:54 Matt & Steve digest the conversation, give their thoughts on both edge & Western Digital 23:30 Matt sings us out 23:44 The podcast ends. This podcast is not sponsored. Special Guest: Scott Hamilton.

    Dell Technologies APEX & the as-a-service Market

    Dell Technologies APEX & the as-a-service Market
    Dell Technologies entered the as-a-service market with full-force earlier this year when it unveiled its APEX portfolio of offerings. Adam Glick, senior director of product marketing for Dell Technologies APEX, joins hosts Matt Kimball and Steve McDowell, senior technology analysts at Moor Insights & Strategy, to talk about the trends and drivers that makes as-a-service attractive to IT shops of every size. Adam also helps us navigate Dell's APEX offerings, taking us through what's being offered, as well as some of the thinking behind the various services. For Dell, APEX is all out delivering the desired outcomes to IT practitioners, without having to worry so much about the technology. Whether you're intestered in Dell APEX, or just want to get a better handle on what as-a-service means to IT, this episode has you covered. Topics 00:00 Opening 02:30 What's motivating the increasing adoption of as-a-service? 04:09 Delivering a 'cloud-like' experience, where outcomes out-weigh technology. 07:10 What is Dell APEX? 07:55 Dell is Delivering Software and Services on a scale not seen from Dell before 15:38 APEX and Equinix 18:15 Is there strong vertical pull for APEX? 19:45 How does Edge fit into this model? 25:53 Partner-centric engagement 28:34 AI/ML and APEX 31:56 What's Dell's Long-Term Vision in this space? 37:37 What does As-a-Service really mean to IT? 40:00 Over-and-Out! Special Guest: Adam Glick.

    Arm in the Cloud: A Roundtable with Arm, Ampere, and Oracle Cloud

    Arm in the Cloud: A Roundtable with Arm, Ampere, and Oracle Cloud
    It's been a big year for Arm in server. Arm announced its Armv9 architecture and new Neoverse cores. Ampere Computing announced its processor roadmap while delivering Arm-based server technology into the market. Oracle Cloud has announced Ampere-based instances. Hosts Matt Kimball and Steve McDowell, senior technology analysts with Moor Insights & Strategy, go deep into all of this with a special roundtable with Arm, Ampere Computing, and Oracle Joining the podcast are Leo Leung, Senior Director, Products and Strategy for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure; Jeff Wittich, Chief Product Officer for Ampere Computing; and Eddie Ramirez, Senior Director of Marketing and Ecosystem Development, Infrastructure Line of Business at Arm. Special Guests: Eddie Rameriz, Jeff Wittich, and Leo Leung.

    Dell goes APEX over as-a-service & Ampere rolls out its latest

    Dell goes APEX over as-a-service & Ampere rolls out its latest
    It's an as-a-service world as Dell goes big with Project APEX. APEX delivers storage and HCI as-a-service, plus delivers some custom solutions. Ampere Computing, the ARM-based server player, continues its journey as it unveils its next generation Altra CPUs for the cloud world -- with a few cloud partners up on the stage (including Azure). Hosts Matt Kimball and Steve McDowell, senior technology analysts at Moor Insights & Strategy, talk about what it all means.

    Inside Arm Neoverse & Arm9 with Arm's Brian Jeff

    Inside Arm Neoverse & Arm9 with Arm's Brian Jeff
    Arm9 is Arm's first major architectural update in nearly a decade. Neoverse enables Arm's ecosystem of partners to bring the new Arm9 architecture into the data center. This episode goes deep into the value that Arm9 and Neoverse bring to data center workloads, as hosts Matt Kimball and Steve McDowell talk with Arm's Brian Jeff, Senior Director of Product Management for Arm's infrastructure business. The group has a wide-ranging conversation about what's motivated some of the architectural enhancements delivered in Arm9, the shifting enterprise landscape, and where Neoverse fits into it all. Special Guest: Brian Jeff.

    The Impact of AI on Enterprise IT Architecture

    The Impact of AI on Enterprise IT Architecture
    AI and Machine Learning have become mainstream enterprise workloads. At the same time, these technologies force us to rethink IT architecture. NVIDIA's Tony Paikeday and IBM Storage's Doug O'Flaherty join host Steve McDowell to talk about how to think about the unique placed on the infrastructure by machine learning workloads. Tony is the director of product marketing for the NVIDIA DGX portfolio of AI supercomputers and NVIDIA accelerated data science platform. Doug is the global ecosystem leader for IBM Storage. This episode is sponsored by NVIDIA. Special Guests: Doug O'Flaherty and Tony Paikeday.

    AMD Launches its EPYC New Server CPU

    AMD Launches its EPYC New Server CPU
    AMD continues its impressive run at conquering the server market as it introduces its latest generation EPYC processor, "Milan". Hosts Matt Kimball and Steve McDowell, both senior technology analysts at Moor Insights & Strategy, talk about what AMD's launch means to the server industry. The guys also find time to talk about the latest infrastructure market numbers. On the latest DataCentric podcast.

    Professional Services for Modern Enterprise IT

    Professional Services for Modern Enterprise IT
    Professional Services teams can bring tremendous value to an IT organization. A professional services engagement brings a trusted advisor into your organization, one who can bring targeted expertise to help increase both the momentum and success rates for digital transformation and IT modernization projects. Joining hosts Matt Kimball and Steve McDowell, senior technology analysts at Moor Insights & Strategy, tare a couple of seasoned professional services experts. Tom Schroeder, vice president of professional services at Pure Storage, and Don McCullough, the senior product marketing manager for professional services at Pure Storage. The Pure teams goes into detail of its "evaluate, activate, innovate" philosophy to help move digital transformation and IT modernization programs forward. This includes everything from strategy workshops, through project planning and scoping, all the way through projects such as legacy data migration. Professional services isn't just about bringing more hands to help accelerate an IT projects. It's really about helping IT organizations understand where they're heading and why. Don't miss this eye-opening conversation. Special Guests: Don McCullough and Tom Schroeder.

    Is the Enterprise Infrastructure Market Rebouding?

    Is the Enterprise Infrastructure Market Rebouding?
    Earning's season for 4Q has come to a close, with Dell Technologies, Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE), NetApp, and Pure Storage all annouceing over the past two weeks. This is enough to giving us an idea of how healthy the enterprise storage & server markets are as we leave 2020. The news is actually pretty good. Hosts Matt Kimball & Steve McDowell, both senior technology analysts at Moor Insights & Strategy, talk about it on this DataCentric.

    Commvault CEO Sanjay Mirchandani

    Commvault CEO Sanjay Mirchandani
    Commvault is having a great run in the white-hot data management and data protection space. It's most recent quarter set records for the quarter-century old organization. Credit for its revitalization and success falls directly in the lap of its CEO, Sanjay Mirchandani, who took the reins in early 2019. On this edition of the DataPodcast podcast, Steve McDowell of Moor Insights & Strategy goes one-on-one with Sanjay to get his unique perspective on the data management and data protection market, and how Commvault's strategy aligns with that vision. In a wide-ranging conversation, Sanjay and Steve talk about the new realities of a hybrid/multi-cloud world, re-thinking business continuity in the wake of COVID-19, why storage is critical to data protection, and how Commvault is thinking about the future . Special Guest: Sanjay Mirchandani.

    Inside Pure Storage's FlashBlade and FlashArray Announcements

    Inside Pure Storage's FlashBlade and FlashArray Announcements
    Pure Storage, one of the original pioneers of all-flash storage, has released a slew of updates to the software behind both its FlashArray and FlashBlade products. In this episode of DataCentric, the gang goes into what's happening in storage today, before talking about how Pure's latest announcements move the ball foward, for Pure Storage and, more importantly, its customers. Host Steve McDowell talks with Pure Storage vice presidents Amy Fowler and Scott Baker about what's happening in enterprise storage, and what's changing with Pure's latest release. Amy is Pure's vice president for strategy and solutions in Pure Storage's FlashBlade business, while Scott is the vice president of product marketing for Pure's FlashArray Portfolio. There's big news for both FlashBlade and FlashArray. The participants talk about why FlashBlade is a "Unified Fast File & Object" (UFFO) solution, and what makes it different from more traditional storage technologies. We talk about where FlashBlade fits, and why. FlashArray has also received a bevy of updates, and Scott talks to us about where FlashArray plays best, where QLC makes sense, NVMe-over-fabric (including Pure's new support for NVMe-over-FC), and how Pure is thinking about the future of storage. Special Guests: Amy Fowler and Scott Baker.

    Data Center Predictions for 2021

    Data Center Predictions for 2021
    It's a new year (2021!), which can only mean one thing: Predictions! Hosts Matt Kimball and Steve McDowell, both senior analysts at Moor Insights & Strategy, turn their datacentric focus to the future of the data center and the trends that will be most impactful in 2021. 00:00 Let's start 03:01 Arm-based processors in the cloud: where's it going? Does it impact Arm server adoption? Will there be Arm-based general purpose servers? 14:15 Forget about Arm, what about AMD? Will they hit 15% server share in 2021? 18:15 Intel has had a monopoly in the nascent 3D XPOINT (Intel Optane) business, despite co-inventing the technology with Micron. Does that change in 2021? 20:50 Nutanix gained new private equity backing in 2020, changing CEOs, and positioning itself for.... something... in 2021. One of our hosts think its an HPE acquistion. 25:31 How impactful will the various OEM's as-a-service offerings be in 2021? Let the boys tell you. 30:20 A contrary prediction about the future of Nvidia's quest to absorb Arm 35:37 In-person conferences will come roaring back. Or not. That's it! Tune in wherever you find podcasts.

    Digital Transformation during an Uncertain Time

    Digital Transformation during an Uncertain Time
    Digital Transformation is always front and center of every IT organization, but at no point has digital transformation been more critical than now, as we navigate uncertainty on a global scale. To help us understand how IT organizations are treating digital transformation projects as we exit 2020 and enter a new year, hosts Matt Kimball and Steve McDowell (senior technology analysts at Moor Insights & Strategy) welcome an expert in digital transformation. Bipin Sahni is the chief strategy officer for Persistant Systems, a global system integrator and solution provider who helps enterprises of all sizes navigate the waters of digital transformation. This is a fascinating and wide-ranging conversation touching on everything from IT in the time in the time of COVID, data migration, stack modernization, hybrid-cloud and as-a-service adoption, and the emergence of AI in the enterprise. Special Guest: Bipin Sahni.

    Catching up on High Performance Computing, with Penguin Computing

    Catching up on High Performance Computing, with Penguin Computing
    As SuperComputing 2020 wraps up, it's a great time to catch up on everything happening in the HPC world. Nobody knows HPC better than Penguin Computing. In this episode of the DataCentric podcast, hosts Matt and Steve are joined by Penguin Computing's Chief Strategy Officer Matt Jacobs, and Penguin's Senior Vice President, Strategic Solutions Group, Kevin Tubbs. The gang talks about hardware abstraction in HPC, hardware complexity and specialization, software-defined architectures, containers, and much, much more. Tune in and you'll leave just a little bit smarter about the world of High Peformance Computing. Special Guests: Kevin Tubbs and Matt Jacobs.
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