In this episode of&nbsp;The 5G Factor, our series that focuses on all things 5G, the IoT, and the 5G ecosystem as a whole, we review new private 5G (P5G) ecosystem advances including Cisco’s collaboration with Augmentir, Nokia, and Logicalis to boost adoption of the Cisco Mobility Services Platform across enterprises, Tesla building its P5G network at its Berlin gigafactory, and Verizon completing the first phase of certifying Nokia’s DAC for the Verizon Business Private 5G Network portfolio. Our analytical review spotlighted: Cisco Private 5G Ecosystem Credentials Wax.&nbsp;At the recent Hanover Messe 2024 global trade fair, Cisco’s Next-Gen Workforce Collaboration with Cisco Private 5G proposition stood out. We address why focusing on how Cisco understands that ecosystem-wide collaboration is needed to advance private 5G implementations. Cisco is working with Augmentir, Nokia and Logicalis in bolstering the Cisco Mobility Services Platform’s deployment flexibility though increasing the value of mobile services by making them more accessible and programmable. The platform combines Augmentir, Cisco&nbsp;Webex Expert on Demand, and Cisco Private 5G to redefine automation and workforce efficiency in industrial operations. The platform also reinforces Cisco’s commitment to fulfill enterprise digital transformation objectives by delivering simple, unified solutions that provide secure connectivity and supporting value-added services for people, places, and things.&nbsp; Tesla Jumps on the P5G Bandwagon. Tesla indicated it had constructed a private 5G network at its gigafactory in Berlin with plans to deploy the technology worldwide. The P5G network can work indoors and outdoors with the outdoor coverage enabling Tesla to update hundreds of cars outside avoiding the need to run and power to outdoor locations. We assess why Tesla’s ongoing plans to build out P5G provides a high-profile market bump for the technology.&nbsp; Verizon has completed the first phase of certification to add Nokia Digital Automation Cloud (DAC) to its list of supported offerings in private networks that use Verizon’s licensed spectrum. Upon addition to its portfolio, Nokia DAC would expand Verizon Business’ hardware and software options available to customers of Verizon Business’ Private 5G Network offering. The Nokia DAC platform will also be used to enhance indoor coverage for Verizon consumers and enterprise customers. We examine why Nokia’s DAC is well-suited to help spur adoption of private wireless connectivity and operational technology needs across industrial sectors such as manufacturing, logistics, ports, airports, utilities, mining, and agriculture.&nbsp; &nbsp;

5G Factor: Private 5G Kindling

On this episode of Six Five On The Road, hosts Patrick Moorhead and Daniel Newman are joined by  , General Manager, Ecosystem at IBM for a conversation on the evolution and impact of IBM's Partner Plus program and the importance of strong tech partnerships in leveraging Watson. Their discussion covers:   The growth and evolution of the Partner Plus program at IBM over the past year.   An overview of the strong partnerships IBM has cultivated across the tech landscape and the work behind making these collaborations a reality.   A deep dive into some of the most impactful partnerships related to Watson.   Kate Woolley’s vision for the Ecosystem team over the next two years, marking her own journey at IBM.   &nbsp;

Partners in AI - Six Five On The Road at IBM Think

On this episode of the Infrastructure Matters, host Steven Dickens is joined by 's , Head of Product for a conversation on how AveriSource is innovating in the realm of mainframe modernization. Our discussion covers:   An overview of AveriSource as a new entrant in the mainframe modernization space   A deep dive into AveriSource's solution model and its unique approach   Innovations AveriSource is bringing to the user interface (UI) space   The role of AI in AveriSource's strategy and offerings   Key trends from clients regarding mainframe modernization and how to engage with AveriSource

Accelerating Application Modernization with AveriSource - Infrastructure Matters

Leading global tech analysts Patrick Moorhead (Moor Insights &amp; Strategy) and Daniel Newman (The Futurum Group) are front and center on The Six Five analyzing the tech industry's biggest news each and every week and also conducting interviews with tech industry "insiders" on a regular basis.&nbsp; &nbsp; Welcome to this week’s edition of “The 6-5.” I’m Patrick Moorhead with Moor Insights &amp; Strategy, co-host, and I am joined by Daniel Newman with The Futurum Group. On this week's show, we will be talking: &nbsp; Dell Tech World 2024         &nbsp; Microsoft Build 2024         &nbsp; IBM Think 2024         &nbsp; Special Guest - Dan Ives, Wedbush MD &nbsp; NVIDIA Q1 FY25 Earnings         &nbsp; Synopsys Q2 FY24 Earnings      &nbsp; Lenovo Q4 FY23/24 Earnings      &nbsp; Disclaimer: This show is for information and entertainment purposes only. While we will discuss publicly traded companies on this show. The contents of this show should not be taken as investment advice.

Ep. 218: We are Live! Talking Dell, Microsoft, IBM, Special Guest, NVIDIA, Lenovo, Synopsys

On this episode of the Six Five, host Steven Dickens is joined by AWS's Nick Smit, Principal Product Manager, and Emily Shea, Worldwide Lead, Integration Services Go-To-Market, for a conversation on developing a future-proof integration strategy with AWS. Their discussion covers:   The importance and impact of integration strategies in today's cloud ecosystems.   AWS's approach to facilitating seamless integration across diverse IT environments.   Best practices in developing and implementing a robust integration strategy.   How AWS enables organizations to innovate and scale with their integration solutions.   The future prospects for integration on AWS and the impact on global business operations.   &nbsp;

Integration on AWS: Develop a Future-Proof Integration Strategy - The Six Five

On this episode of the Six Five On the Road, hosts Dave Nicholson and Lisa Martin are joined by 's , VP and GM, Brocade Storage Networking, for a conversation on the unique partnership between Dell Technologies and Brocade. This collaboration highlights a close relationship in joint product development, addressing mission-critical needs, supporting AI ambitions, and a distinctive go-to-market strategy. Their discussion covers:   The unique aspects of the Dell Technologies and Brocade relationship   The collaborative approach to product development, engineering, and innovation between Brocade &amp; Dell   How Brocade plays a crucial role in supporting Dell customers' mission-critical needs   Insights into the Brocade &amp; Dell Go-To-Market partnership that sets it apart   Ways in which Brocade supports Dell's AI ambitions   &nbsp;

Dell Technologies and Brocade’s Unique Partnership - Six Five On the Road at Dell Technologies World

On this episode of the Six Five On the Road, hosts Dave Nicholson and Lisa Martin are joined by  and , featuring  from Broadcom and  from AMD for an in-depth conversation on their collaborative efforts in supporting Open Architecture for AI. This discussion sheds light on how their partnership is setting the stage for more power-efficient and scalable AI solutions. Their discussion covers:   The strategic vision behind Broadcom and AMD's support for Open Architecture in AI.   The benefits of Open Architecture for businesses and developers in the AI space.   Achieving power efficiency in AI applications through collaborative innovation.   The role of scalability in future-proofing AI deployments.   Insights into Broadcom and AMD's roadmap for AI development and support.   &nbsp;

Broadcom and AMD's Open Architecture Vision for AI - Six Five On the Road at Dell Technologies World

On this episode of the Six Five On the Road, hosts Dave Nicholson and Lisa Martin are joined by 's , Head of Software Products / Ecosystem for a conversation on how Ethernet is pivotal in scaling AI infrastructure. Broadcom, a global technology leader, is at the forefront of addressing the complexities and needs of AI networking to facilitate the growth and deployment of AI technologies. Their discussion covers:   The crucial role of networking in AI deployments   Broadcom's solutions to the key challenges in AI networking   Reasons for choosing Ethernet over Infiniband for AI cluster deployments   Anticipated evolution of AI infrastructure over the next 3-5 years and upcoming challenges   The demographic of customers deploying AI and their current stage in the AI adoption journey   &nbsp;

Networking the AI Future: Ethernet's Role in Scaling AI Infrastructure - Six Five On the Road at Dell Technologies World

In this episode of Enterprising Insights, host Keith Kirkpatrick discusses two conferences he attended during the week, Epicor Insights and Salesforce Connections. Kirkpatrick talks about the key news from each event, new product announcements, and provides his take on each event. He then closes out the show with the Rant or Rave segment, focusing on a particular galling CX experience that saw a failure with applications, training, and the ability to show empathy. &nbsp;

Enterprising Insights, Episode 26 - Epicor Insights and Salesforce Connections

In this episode of The 5G Factor, our series that focuses on all things across the 5G ecosystem, we review recent adjustments by key players throughout the 5G ecosystem including Verizon Business’ debut in the neutral host network segment, Dell and Ericsson commercially debuting Ericsson Cloud RAN software on Dell PowerEdge servers to spur telco cloud journeys, and how Red Hat’s open source approach is making inroads across telco hybrid cloud and Open RAN environments. Our analytical review drilled down on: Verizon’s First Neutral Host Deal with Cummins. Verizon created a 5G ecosystem stir in announcing its debut neutral host private 5G deal with Cummins Inc., a manufacturer of heavy-duty truck engines. Cummins is tapping Verizon as the technical lead and anchor tenant for a combo network to be deployed at its Jamestown engine plant in Lakewood, New York. Verizon will collaborate with Ericsson to implement the neutral host model using Verizon's C-band and mmWave spectrum bands, plus support for 3.5GHz CBRS connections. The move follows T-Mobile already tossing its hat into the neutral host arena with suppliers such as Celona certified on its 4G-based neutral host system within T-Mobile’s “Bring Your Own Coverage 2.0” (BYOC 2.0) program that has the property owner financing and hosting the neutral site. We delve into how the neutral host model can deliver benefits like ensuring all users, such as employees, get the same level of signal across all carriers, vital to making sure emergency calls inside or outside the facility are received as well as the prospects that other operators will warm to Verizon acting as the “neutral” anchor tenant at such sites. Dell and Ericsson Target Stimulating Telco Cloud Journeys. At Dell Tech World 2024, Dell and Ericsson announced they have bolstered their partnership to push telco cloud transformation journeys forward. To help make this happen, the duo is commercially debuting Ericsson Cloud RAN software on Dell PowerEdge servers underpinned by continuous testing and lifecycle management plus joint services that offer telcos integrated network infrastructure support. They are working together to cultivate customized cloud network transformation journeys and provide guidance on network structures and operational frameworks that minimize the deployment risks across open, heterogeneous vendor environments. We assess the potential impact of the alliance on the 5G market including how Dell’s AI Factory solutions can ultimately play a key role in stimulating telco cloud journeys including the acceleration of Cloud RAN implementations.&nbsp; Red Hat Seeks to Reduce Complexity Through Open Source Principles. Red Hat is focused on using open source principles to help telcos improve their business outcomes by reducing complexity with open source underpinning Red Hat’s pre-integrated platform approach that includes orchestrating 5G automation, hybrid cloud, AI, and edge computing capabilities. Specifically, Red Hat offers a unified cloud-native application platform that spans the telco’s network from core to edge. To that end, Red Hat has integrated Ericsson Cloud RAN with Red Hat OpenShift to provide telcos more flexibility in choosing a cloud platform. The move comes after&nbsp;.&nbsp;We assess the practical outcomes of Red Hat’s portfolio development and marketing strategy as shown by its collaboration with telco organizations such as&nbsp;,&nbsp;,&nbsp;, , and an array of others to help accelerate cloud-native network deployments within multi-vendor environments including progress working with Nokia’s anyRAN framework as well as Mavenir’s Open RAN solutions in the Vodafone Idea network.

5G Factor: 5G Ecosystem Adjusting

In this episode of Infrastructure Matters, Steven Dickens and Camberley Bates discuss their experiences at various industry events, including Dell, IBM, Nutanix, and Lenovo earnings announcements. They highlight major announcements and key trends, particularly focusing on AI and multicloud. Dell emphasized their AI Factory and PowerStore updates, while IBM focused on hybrid cloud and AI developments through watsonx and AWS partnerships. Nutanix's collaboration with Dell and Lenovo's strong non-PC revenue growth were also discussed. Key Points:   Dell Event Highlights: Major focus on AI, with the introduction of the AI Factory and significant updates to PowerStore.   IBM Think Conference: Emphasis on hybrid cloud and AI, featuring developments in watsonx and partnerships with AWS.   Nutanix and Dell Partnership: Integration of PowerFlex with Nutanix's AHV virtualization offering for scalable solutions.   Lenovo Earnings Report: Strong growth in non-PC revenue and expansion in data center and AI solutions.   Overall Industry Trends: Shift from AI proof-of-concepts to production deployments and infrastructure focus to support AI workloads and multicloud environments.   &nbsp;

Thinking About AI - Dell, IBM and Nutanix Round Up - Infrastructure Matters, Episode 42

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