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Fountainhead: Egenera PAN now available on Dell blades

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Insights into Data Center Infrastructure, Virtualization, and Cloud Computing. Since about 2001, Egenera has been selling its high-end hardware/software combination that unified re-purposing of physical and virtual servers. Big Data. (6). Data Center efficiency. (1). Mobile Work. (4). Mobility. (2).

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Fountainhead: First fruits from the Dell/Egenera deal

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This is the first of a pipeline of customers buying-into Infrastructure Orchestration (also referred to as Fabric Computing or Unified Computing) - first offered in 2001 by Egenera with their high-end BladeFrame + PAN Manager software, and now being mainstreamed as the Dell PAN System by combining PAN Manager with Dell hardware.

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Fountainhead: Correcting computing's wrongs - road to recovery?

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Both of these technologies instantly resulted in additional hardware on the motherboard: The Network Interface Card (NIC) for connection to Ethernet, etc., These pieces of hardware were sometimes incorporated into the motherboard itself, or sometimes were additional plug-ins. and the Host Bus Adaptor (HBA) for connection to storage.

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Fountainhead: "California" is deja vu all over again

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It all sounds pretty familiar to what Vern Brownell conceived-of back in 2001. Truth-be told, Egeneras own BladeFrame hardware already supports 128GB of memory, on 6-core, 4-way boards. Big Data. (6). Data Center efficiency. (1). Mobile Work. (4). Mobility. (2). Ken Oestreich. Newer Post. Older Post.

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Bringing the Magic of Amazon AI and Alexa to Apps on AWS.

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For example, they want us to help them develop chatbots that understand natural language, build Alexa-style conversational experiences for mobile apps, dynamically generate speech without using expensive voice actors, and recognize concepts and faces in images without requiring human annotators.