“Scott is a well-rounded and effective leader who combines deep technical understanding and great people skills with the ability to drive complex initiatives to completion. He knows how to delegate effectively, while still providing clear guidance. He has a solid vision for what the organization requires over the long term, both from a technical and process standpoint, and is not afraid to speak his mind and drive positive change. I definitely felt both challenged and supported working for him.”
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I want to take a moment to express my heartfelt gratitude to two incredible mentors and sponsors: Gwen McDonald and Barron Cox. Your investment in my…
I want to take a moment to express my heartfelt gratitude to two incredible mentors and sponsors: Gwen McDonald and Barron Cox. Your investment in my…
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🎉 Join us welcoming our new Head of Global Customer Success and Support, Joe Novak, to Hitachi Vantara! With nearly 40 years of storage expertise…
🎉 Join us welcoming our new Head of Global Customer Success and Support, Joe Novak, to Hitachi Vantara! With nearly 40 years of storage expertise…
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While you go down the path of overhauling a set of important parts of your systems, particularly those that hold historical data, preserving formats,…
While you go down the path of overhauling a set of important parts of your systems, particularly those that hold historical data, preserving formats,…
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Systems research and innovation in data ONTAP. SIGOPS Oper. Syst. Rev. 46, 3 (Dec. 2012), 1-3.
ACM SIGOPS Operating Systems Review
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Over the last 20 years, there have been many changes in the data storage industry. NetApp® products have kept pace and pushed the boundary in various areas. Staying at the forefront requires attentiveness to emerging technology trends and a disciplined approach to analyzing them. By understanding the trends and how they affect our customers, we can focus our efforts on delivering the best products possible. In this issue of OSR, we highlight some of the research and innovation…Abstract
Over the last 20 years, there have been many changes in the data storage industry. NetApp® products have kept pace and pushed the boundary in various areas. Staying at the forefront requires attentiveness to emerging technology trends and a disciplined approach to analyzing them. By understanding the trends and how they affect our customers, we can focus our efforts on delivering the best products possible. In this issue of OSR, we highlight some of the research and innovation that have helped us stay at the forefront of these technological changes.Other authors -
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Method and system for securely capturing workloads at a live network for replaying at a test network
Issued US US Patent #20140237115
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Methods and system for securely capturing workloads at a live network for replaying at a test network. The disclosed system captures file system states and workloads of a live server at the live network. In one embodiment the captured data is anonymized to protect confidentiality of the data. A file system of a test server at the test network is mirrored from a captured state of the live server. An anonymized version of the captured workloads is replayed as a request to the test…Abstract
Methods and system for securely capturing workloads at a live network for replaying at a test network. The disclosed system captures file system states and workloads of a live server at the live network. In one embodiment the captured data is anonymized to protect confidentiality of the data. A file system of a test server at the test network is mirrored from a captured state of the live server. An anonymized version of the captured workloads is replayed as a request to the test server. A lost or incomplete command is recreated from the states of the live server. An order of the commands during replay can be based on an order in the captured workload, or based on a causal relationship. Performance characteristics of the live network are determined based on the response to the replayed command.Other inventors -
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Retired from ScienceLogic/Zebrium on May 10th. Taking a break and already forgetting the day-of-the-week - mission accomplished.
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OpenAI and Broadcom in talks about developing new AI chip OpenAI is in talks with Broadcom and other industry leaders to develop a new chip tailored for AI applications, potentially reducing reliance on NVIDIA #GPUs. Sam Altman has been instrumental in spearheading efforts to secure partnerships with #chipmakers, tech giants like Microsoft, and government bodies to enhance #compute capacity essential for #AI #innovation. This move underscores OpenAI's commitment to advancing artificial general intelligence (#AGI), aiming to push the boundaries of AI capabilities beyond current standards. Despite the formidable challenges and substantial financial requirements, including Microsoft's substantial investment, OpenAI remains focused on expanding access to AI benefits through strategic partnerships. For more information: https://lnkd.in/dYHej2Kc #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #OpenAI #TechInnovation #Semiconductors #Broadcom #Microsoft #AGI #AIHardware #TechPartnerships
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Kishor Akshinthala
What is next for NVIDIA? Wow, Jensen Huang delivered an incredible keynote at #Computex , and I’m convinced Wall Street doesn’t fully grasp Nvidia's potential. With #Nvidia now surpassing #Apple in size and its stock more than tripling over the past year, it’s tempting to think this might be the peak. But here’s the secret to finding great stocks: understanding the company’s products, not just their profits. And after this keynote, I’m confident Nvidia will soon top the charts as the biggest company on Earth. Let me show you why. 🚀 Why Nvidia is Unstoppable: 1) New #Rubin #GPUs in 2026: Revolutionary GPUs that build on the success of #Hopper and #Blackwell, ensuring full architectural compatibility. 2) Nvidia Inference Microservices (#Nims): Simplifying AI model deployment by allowing parallel processing on GPUs, vastly outperforming traditional CPUs. 3) #Omniverse Platform: A game-changing 3D simulation environment enabling real-time collaboration across industries, benefiting from massive network effects. 🔍 Key Takeaways from Jensen’s Keynote: 1) End-to-End AI Computing Platform: Nvidia isn’t just a hardware company; their comprehensive stack integrates GPU, CPU, DPU, NVLink, and advanced networking solutions. 2) Software-Driven Growth: The CUDA ecosystem and acceleration libraries are enabling breakthroughs in fields like gene sequencing, physics simulations, and generative AI. 3) Architectural & Backward Compatibility: Ensuring that each new generation of GPUs enhances the entire ecosystem without requiring customers to start from scratch. 🌐 Future-Proofing Data Centers: 1) Spectrum X Ethernet Solutions: Challenging #AMD and Intel by connecting GPUs in vast data centers, preparing for the surge in generative AI demands. 2) AI Everywhere: As AI becomes integral to daily interactions, Nvidia’s infrastructure is poised to handle the immense computational needs. 🔧 Practical Innovations: 1) NIMS in Action: Packaging everything needed for AI models to run efficiently and securely, reducing complexity and operational costs for companies. 2) Omniverse’s Impact: Enabling digital twins for factories, simulating warehouse operations, and training self-driving technologies, creating unmatched collaborative opportunities. 🔮 Looking Ahead: 1) Market Cap Milestones: Nvidia already surpasses Apple and could outpace Microsoft by year-end. 2) Robust Roadmap: Clear hardware development through 2027 with continued expansion into new markets. 3) Long-Term Investment: This isn’t just a short-term play. Nvidia's integrated approach and relentless innovation make it a cornerstone investment for the future. With a clear hardware roadmap and expanding into new markets, Nvidia’s potential is enormous. Understanding the science behind the NVIDIA leadership is crucial. Thanks for reading, and let’s keep an eye on Nvidia’s exciting journey ahead of 1:10 stock split! #Nvidia #AI #Investing #TechInnovation #LongTermGrowth CAIBots Crypto Exponentials
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Nick Parker
Today marks an exciting step forward in our journey to revolutionize quantum computing. Microsoft is proud to partner with Atom Computing to bring the most powerful quantum machine to life. This collaboration will integrate Atom Computing's cutting-edge neutral-atom hardware into Azure Quantum compute platform, pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in quantum computing. Together, we’re combining the best of Microsoft and our partner ecosystem to deliver a commercial-ready, new quantum machine with reliable logical qubits that will empower organizations to solve complex problems as this system scales. This is not just about advancing technology—it's about making quantum computing practical, accessible, and impactful for our customers. https://lnkd.in/gEQeemFx #Innovation #QuantumComputing #AzureQuantum
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Ian Turner
Ethical AI applies to inference as well as upstream data sources. Amazon is emphasizing structure and responsibility over unchecked innovation spanning from foundational models to consumer applications. It is good to see this mentality being adopted. https://buff.ly/445KcS0 #ArtificialIntelligence #AmazonAI #TechResponsibility
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Viktor Petersson
In this snippet from Nerding Out with Viktor, Bryan Cantrill, CTO and co-founder of Oxide Computer Company, reveals a key insight about hyperscalers like Google, AWS, and Facebook. Unlike smaller enterprises, these tech giants don't rely on vendors like Dell, HPE, or SuperMicro for their infrastructure. Instead, they build their own machines to run at scale, creating customized, highly efficient rack-scale systems that are not available for purchase by enterprise buyers. Bryan explains the gap in the market for enterprises that want to run cloud computing in their own data centers, emphasizing the lack of suitable products for cloud-educated customers who need elastic infrastructure for reasons such as security, economics, latency, or risk management. Catch the full episode here: https://lnkd.in/eksfrJ98
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