AI and Privacy: VMware @ AI Field Day 5
At AI Field Day 5, VMware showcased their commitment to balancing AI advancements with robust privacy protocols. In this LinkedIn Pulse article, Liselotte Foverskov highlights how their AI solutions are designed to ensure data protection and privacy compliance amidst evolving technological landscapes. This presentation underscored VMware’s strategic approach in integrating AI capabilities while addressing the critical aspects of privacy and security for their users.
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AI and Privacy: VMware @ AI Field Day 5
A Cloud at the Edge of the World, with ZEDEDA
Sulagna Saha explores the pivotal role of edge computing in modern IT infrastructure by focusing on ZEDEDA’s contributions to this rapidly evolving field. She discusses how ZEDEDA’s cloud-based solutions facilitate the management and security of edge devices at scale, driving efficiency and innovation. The article highlights the importance of interoperability and openness in ZEDEDA’s platform, enabling seamless integration with existing enterprise systems and supporting a wide array of industrial IoT applications. Watch for more great coverage of Edge Field Day 3 on Gestalt IT!
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A Cloud at the Edge of the World, with ZEDEDA
Edgy Hardware Matters – Orange boxes from OnLogic
Alastair Cooke discusses the significance of OnLogic’s new rugged hardware, highlighting its capability to perform consistently in challenging environments. He emphasizes the critical role such robust systems play in industries requiring reliable operation despite physical stresses. By blending modern design with industrial strength, OnLogic’s solutions ensure uninterrupted productivity and efficiency. This article was inspired by the OnLogic presentation at Edge Field Day 3.
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Edgy Hardware Matters - Orange boxes from OnLogic
You Don’t Need Post-Quantum Crypto Yet
With the advent of quantum computers, the likelihood that modern encryption is going to be invalidated is a possibility. New standards from NIST have arrived that have ushered in the post-quantum era. You don’t need to implement them yet but you need to be familiar with them. Tom Hollingsworth is joined by JJ MInella, Drew-Conry Murray, and Alastair Cooke in this episode to discuss why post-quantum algorithms are needed, why you should be readying your enterprise to use them, and how best to plan your implementation strategy.
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You Don’t Need Post-Quantum Crypto Yet
Nokia EDA Under the Hood with Erwan James
In a recent Tech Field Day presentation, Erwan James delved into the technical specifics of Nokia’s Ethernet Demarcation Devices (EDDs), which play a pivotal role in managing customer endpoints in carrier Ethernet networks. He highlighted the functionality and benefits of Nokia’s EDDs, emphasizing their capacity to enhance service quality and visibility across networks. James also provided insights into deployment scenarios and best practices, illustrating how these devices can effectively support complex network architecture and customer requirements. Read more in this Gestalt IT article by Tom Hollingsworth inspired by the recent Networking Field Day Exclusive event with Nokia.
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Nokia EDA Under the Hood with Erwan James
Building Smarter AI: A First Look at Integrail
In this LinkedIn Pulse article, Jack Poller explores the strides taken by Integrail in the realm of artificial intelligence. He considers how Integrail is pushing the boundaries of AI by enhancing its capacity for intelligent decision-making through advanced algorithms and data integration techniques. His analysis not only highlights the technical advancements of Integrail’s AI technology but also discusses its potential impact on industries looking to leverage smarter AI solutions for complex problem-solving scenarios. This article was inspired by the Integrail presentation at AI Field Day 5.
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Building Smarter AI: A First Look at Integrail
VMware Edge is Not the VMware We All Know at EFD3
Mark Houtz writes about the evolving landscape of VMware Edge solutions shown at the recent Enterprise Field Day 3 event. His analysis highlights how VMware Edge significantly diverges from traditional VMware offerings, focusing more on addressing the specific needs of the edge computing market. This shift represents VMware’s strategic response to the burgeoning demands for local processing and data analysis capabilities in distributed environments.
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VMware Edge is Not the VMware We All Know at EFD3
Site Autonomy and Offline Application Management at the Edge, with Avassa
In this Gestalt IT article, Sulagna Saha explores the groundbreaking approach of Avassa towards enabling site autonomy and effective offline application management at the edge. She delves into how Avassa’s platform assists enterprises in maintaining critical operations seamlessly, even in disconnected environments, by enhancing edge computing capabilities. The discussion also highlights the strategic advantages for businesses that adopt robust edge management solutions, ensuring resilience and operational continuity. Read more coverage of Edge Field Day 3 on Gestalt IT.
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Site Autonomy and Offline Application Management at the Edge, with Avassa
Moviemaking Crosses Major Hurdles with Tsecond’s BRYCK Platform
Sulagna Saha explores how Tsecond’s BRYCK platform is revolutionizing the film industry by streamlining complex production processes and offering robust data management solutions. Highlighting its major features, she delves into how BRYCK enhances collaboration among creative teams and ensures seamless workflow transitions, overcoming traditional obstacles in filmmaking. This innovative tool not only accelerates project timelines but also significantly improves resource management, marking a pivotal advancement in digital moviemaking technology. Read more coverage of Edge Field Day 3 on Gestalt IT!
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Moviemaking Crosses Major Hurdles with Tsecond's BRYCK Platform
VMware Edge Cloud Orchestrator: VMware For The Very Small Masses
Jim Jones’s recent article on VMware Edge Cloud Orchestrator details how VMware is extending its reach to smaller enterprise environments through its new orchestrator tool. This solution aims to simplify the deployment and management of edge computing resources, facilitating efficient operations even in limited resource settings. Jim highlights the potential of VMware Edge Cloud Orchestrator to democratize advanced IT infrastructures for businesses of all sizes, fostering more inclusive growth and innovation in the tech landscape. Watch the VMware presentation at Edge Field Day 3 for more details!
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VMware Edge Cloud Orchestrator: VMware For The Very Small Masses
Understanding Security Needs at Security Field Day 12
Writing for Security Boulevard, Tom Hollingsworth looks forward to Security Field Day 12, highlighting the evolving challenges and solutions in enterprise security. He emphasizes the importance of adapting to new threats and the necessity for businesses to continually update their security strategies to protect valuable data. Look for live streaming video on October 16 and 17 and more coverage from Security Field Day on Security Boulevard.
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Understanding Security Needs at Security Field Day 12
Zededa Use Cases Ripe for Private Cellular at the Edge at EFD3
Following Edge Field Day 3, Mark Houtz discusses Zededa’s adoption of private cellular networks in edge computing, highlighting how this integration fosters enhanced security, scalability, and connectivity. He details several use cases shared at the event that profit from these technologies, particularly in remote and distributed environments where traditional connectivity methods fall short. Houtz emphasized that private cellular solutions at the edge are critical for industries looking to leverage IoT and AI capabilities in real-time operations. This article was inspired by the Zededa presentation at Edge Field Day 3.
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Zededa Use Cases Ripe for Private Cellular at the Edge at EFD3
Automation Sustainability with Nokia Event-Driven Automation
Tom Hollingsworth recently highlighted the significance of Nokia’s Event-Driven Automation in achieving sustainable network operations. By leveraging automation, businesses can ensure optimal network performance with enhanced efficiency and reduced operational costs. This innovative approach by Nokia allows for real-time responses to events, which improves both the agility and resilience of network infrastructures. This Gestalt IT article was inspired by our recent Networking Field Day Exclusive event with Nokia.
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Automation Sustainability with Nokia Event-Driven Automation
OnLogic Powers Smart Agriculture with Its Karbon Series
Sulagna Saha recently covered OnLogic’s latest foray into the world of Smart Agriculture, focusing on the application of their robust Karbon Series computers. These rugged devices are strategically designed to endure the harsh environments typically found in agricultural settings, ensuring reliability and efficiency. The emphasis of her report highlights how the Karbon Series stands to enhance farming operations through advanced computing solutions, promoting increased productivity and sustainability in agriculture. This Gestalt IT article was inspired by the OnLogic presentation at Edge Field Day 3.
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OnLogic Powers Smart Agriculture with Its Karbon Series
The Brave New World of Security Field Day 12
In this Gestalt IT video, Tom Hollingsworth highlights the engaging discussions and innovative technologies to be showcased at Security Field Day 12. The event brings together thought leaders and experts from companies like Dell, SonicWall, Citrix, and Digicert to explore the latest trends in cybersecurity, focusing on the importance of proactive security measures and advanced threat detection strategies. Tune in for Security Field Day on October 16 and 17 and watch for more coverage here!
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The Brave New World of Security Field Day 12
Network Automation Is More Than Just Tooling
The modern enterprise network automation strategy is failing. This is due in part to a collection of tools masquerading as an automation solution. In this episode, Tom Hollingsworth is joined by Scott Robohn, Bruno Wollmann, and special guest Mike Bushong of Nokia to discuss the current state of automation in the data center. They discuss how tools are often improperly incorporated as well as why organizations shouldn’t rely on just a single person or team to affect change. They also explore ideas around Nokia Event-Driven Automation (EDA), a new operations platform dedicated to solving these issues.
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Network Automation Is More Than Just Tooling
How the #@!$% Do You Optimize Your Massive AI Network?
In this LinkedIn Pulse article, Jack Poller considers the complexities of optimizing large-scale AI networks. He discusses various strategies and tools that can be employed to enhance the efficiency and performance of these sophisticated systems. Poller highlights the importance of a methodical approach, including fine-tuning data management and algorithm optimization, to handle the challenges posed by vast AI infrastructures. This article was inspired by Keysight’s presentation at AI Field Day 5.
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How the #@!$% Do You Optimize Your Massive AI Network?
The Promise of Automation with Michael Bushong of Nokia
At our recent Networking Field Day Exclusive event with Nokia, Michael Bushong from Nokia described the transformative potential of automation in network operations. He discussed how automation could not only streamline processes but also significantly enhance the robustness and agility of network infrastructures. The session underscored how automation stands to redefine the future of networking, promising more efficient and dynamic systems. Read more in this Gestalt IT article and video featuring Tom Hollingsworth.
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The Promise of Automation with Michael Bushong of Nokia
VMware by Broadcom Builds Software-Defined Edge for Manufacturing Facilities
Sulagna Saha explores how VMware, a Broadcom company, is enhancing edge computing capabilities for manufacturing facilities. The piece discusses the development of a software-defined edge framework designed to streamline operations and improve efficiency on the production floor. It highlights VMware’s strategic approach to integrating advanced technologies to meet the specific needs of modern manufacturing processes. Read more in this Gestalt IT article inspired by the VMware presentation at Edge Field Day 3.
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VMware by Broadcom Builds Software-Defined Edge for Manufacturing Facilities
What Problems Are Modern Edge Computing Solving For?
As Jim Jones writes in this article, edge computing addresses critical issues like reducing latency and bandwidth use by processing data near its source, enhancing operational efficiency and enabling real-time data analytics. Specialized edge devices from companies like OnLogic support remote operations by providing faster processing and decision-making capabilities that are crucial in time-sensitive environments. Additionally, edge computing offers increased security and compliance by enabling localized data processing, thus minimizing the vulnerability associated with data transmission over long distances. Read more in this article inspired by the OnLogic presentation at Edge Field Day 3.
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