Renee James is the founder and CEO of Ampere Computing. In this interview, she shares her motivations behind starting a new semiconductor company, and how the new Altra processor was designed for cloud software.

Learn more about our Altra and Altra Max processors at www.amperecomputing.com.

#16: Building Cloud Native CPUs (Renee James)

In dieser Sendung geht es mal wieder ans Eingemachte. Mit der Veröffentlichung von OSX Mavericks und iTunes 11.1.2. hat Apple jegiliche Möglichkeit genommen (für normale Anwender) die Adress- und Kalenderdaten lokal, also ohne Umweg über die iCloud, zu synchronisieren. Was zunächst nach einem Komfortfeature aussieht, die iCloud kümmert sich um die Verwaltung der Kontakte, Kalender, Erinnerungen usw., entpuppt sich angesichts der ganzen Abhörskandale als ziemliches Scheunentor. Jesper und ich werden in dieser Sendung - die wir übrigens aufgezeichnet haben - versuchen, ein paar praktikable Alternativen zu zeigen.

Am Beispiel des Adress-Transfers vom Mac zum iPhone/iPad werden wir zeigen, dass es nicht ganz ohne ist, die sensiblen Daten auf das mobile Gerät zu bekommen, wenn man der iCloud und den zahlreichen anderen Diensten nicht vertraut.

Außerdem zeigen wir, welche feinen Dienste sich mit der (für Entwickler) kostenlosen OSX Server-App nutzen lassen. Für diejenigen, die nicht als Entwickler bei Apple registriert sind, stellen wir kostenlose Alternativen vor.

Apfeltalk LIVE! #16 - Overclouded

From the Summer Intern Class of 2022, we bring you the first of a series of episodes where junior engineers chat with their mentors and managers. Here, Justin Newsome (North Carolina State University) invites Arjun Khare to share insights into our internship program, and the philosophies of engineering.  Arjun is a Principal Engineer in the Software and Firmware team in Raleigh, NC.

#23: Building Birdhouses and Building Firmware (Arjun Khare)

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In episode 3 of Nutanix Cloud Interlock, host Michael Car, Nutanix Hybrid Cloud Lead, and Maksim Malygin, Head of Portfolio & Solution Architecture, Nutanix APJ, are joined by Stanley Chan, APJ Leader for Equinix Digital Services. Their conversation revolves around:

- Cloud Adoption Trends: Discussing the shift to edge computing and the impact of COVID-19 on cloud strategies.
- Bimodal Operations: Examining the need for dedicated cloud and legacy teams, and how it affects economic efficiency.
- Economic Advantages of Cloud: Insights on cost awareness, predictability, and workload placement.

Cloud Economics and Infrastructure with Equinix and Nutanix

Just about everything you interact with digitally is enabled by the cloud. Whether you’re doom-scrolling on Instagram, binge-watching on Netflix, ride-hailing on Uber, or downloading super-cool cloud podcasts (hint, hint) on Spotify, you’re using the cloud.

But most people don’t have any idea what the cloud is, where it came from, or what we, as a species, spend on it. Episode One of “Cloud Atlas” goes back to the birthplace of the cloud: a little digital bookstore called Amazon.com.

Cloud Atlas, Episode 1: The Cloud Gathers

Atiq Bajwa is the Executive Vice President of Architecture at Ampere Computing.  We sat down with Atiq and learned about the inception of Ampere, and where he sees the semiconductor industry going. 

Learn more about Ampere at http://www.amperecomputing.com/

#1: Starting a Semiconductor Company (Atiq Bajwa)

Mauri Whalen is the Vice President of Software at Ampere Computing. Here we chat with Mauri on how Ampere enables developers on our new eMAG servers, targetting the cloud platform ecosystem.

Learn more about Ampere at www.amperecomputing.com.

#2: Enabling Cloud Software (Mauri Whalen)

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The Nutanix Community Podcast is a weekly podcast. It is an informal and technical look at topics around Nutanix, Cloud and the online IT community. It will serve as a campfire and coffee shop for the extended Nutanix community.

Tim O’Keefe is a New York City based creative known for his scoring & audio art work having scored a variety of feature films, documentaries, film installations, and branded content.  Highlights include As I Lay Dying (James Franco), State of Surveillance (VICE on HBO), Raw Craft with Anthony Bourdain, Tales of Our Times (Guggenheim Museum), and Ai Weiwei Introduces “Turn It On_ China on Film”.  His agency work includes scoring spots for Ferrari, Gucci, Nike, and NARS.  Films he has scored have premiered at Cannes, Venice, Sundance, Gagosian Gallery, PACE Gallery, MoMA, and MOCA.  In addition to his scoring work, Tim has written & produced music with a diverse range of artists including electronic music pioneer Hans-Joachim Roedelius (Cluster), famed Motown music icon Smokey Robinson, and bassist Andy Rourke of the UK’s legendary band The Smiths.

Tim co-founded Freedom Beat, a social justice organization focused on the role of music in global nonviolent civil resistance movements.  He produced over 30 short form documentaries highlighting significant international music artists and the movements they are associated with.  As a producer, he would research social justice movements, artists connected to their cause, recruit local production teams & academic experts, and coordinate each film's production. His interest in nonviolent civil resistance led him to be invited to participate in the Fletcher Summer Institute for the Advanced Study of Nonviolent Conflict at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy.  His films have been screened at the United States Institute of Peace in Washington, D.C., and at Sweden's Urban Voices Festival.  Bringing together his interest in politics, policy, storytelling, and audio, Tim has worked as a producer & sound designer on a variety of podasts including The United States Institute of Peace & Burning Man Project’s Culturally Attuned podcast series and Revolution 1: The Story of The Tunisian Uprising.

Tim's creative interests span many mediums including music, sound, podcast, film, and code-based interactive art.  He is particularly interested in social impact driven projects at the intersection of art, politics, and technology.  He received his MFA in Digital+Media from Rhode Island School of Design in 2012.  He was the film editor of a number of music videos that premiered in Rolling Stone, VICE, Interview Magazine, and Paper Magazine including REM's That Someone Is You which was directed by James Franco.

O'Keefe performs live with a focus on hardware-driven sets (analog synths, drum machines, and sequencers), in addition to DJing.

Stories about cloud computing at the nimble semiconductor startup named Ampere, Hosted by Mahesh Madhav, Christen Cannon, and Travis Lazar.

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