Camberley Bates recently provided an insightful analysis of Oxide Computer at Cloud Field Day 24, discussing its potential as the next major platform in computing. The discussion included an in-depth look at the innovative software and hardware integration that Oxide is pioneering. For more insights and coverage on this topic, you can follow Camberley Bates on LinkedIn Pulse.
Oxide: The Guys in the Garage Are Doing OK
Jim Czuprynski’s latest LinkedIn article, “Oxide: The Guys in the Garage Are Doing OK,” shines a spotlight on Oxide Computer Company’s innovative approach to reimagining server architecture, highlighting their progress and the potential disruption they could bring to the industry. In his analysis, Czuprynski provides an insightful overview of Oxide’s unique blend of hardware and software solutions designed to streamline complex data center operations. For additional insights from Cloud Field Day 24, follow Jim Czuprynski on LinkedIn Pulse.
AI Demand, Rising Memory Prices & NBA Betting Scandals
In this episode of Techstrong Gang, the panel discusses the looming chip crisis and the recent bust of a high-tech gambling ring, but the heart of the conversation focuses on key takeaways from Cloud Field Day 24. This discussion centered on smart use of cloud services, both on-premises and in the hands of service providers, and the needs of each application for security, privacy, and cost. Oxide Computer Company and Pure Storage were both mentioned in this segment, with HPE and Fortinet earning mention in the area of AI applications. Watch Techstrong Gang every weekday on the various Techstrong channels.
How Oxide Is Redefining Private Cloud for Large Enterprises
Oxide Computer Company is at the forefront of transforming private cloud infrastructure, showcasing a new model tailored specifically for large enterprises that emphasize security, efficiency, and customizability. They are introducing unique hardware and software solutions designed to simplify data center operations and improve performance scalability, which directly align with emerging IT demands in enterprise environments. In this article following Cloud Field Day 24, Mike Graff provides a deeper analysis of how Oxide is impacting the private cloud landscape.
Oxide Delivers Couture Hyperscale Infra for the Enterprise
Allyson Klein discusses how Oxide Computer Company is redefining enterprise infrastructure by introducing bespoke hyperscale solutions tailored for enterprise needs. This approach combines the scalability of hyperscale systems with the specific requirements and controls that enterprise clients demand. For additional insights from Cloud Field Day 24, watch coverage by Allyson Klein.
Private Cloud is Not just Self-Service Virtualization
Private cloud is not just virtualization 4.0, self-service VM deployment doesn’t fulfil the same need as the Public Cloud. This episode of the Tech Field Day podcast features Mike Graff, Jon Hildebrand, and Alastair Cooke. Private cloud has evolved from simple virtualization to a more comprehensive, cloud-like experience, emphasizing the need for on-premises infrastructure to offer the same developer-friendly tools and APIs as public clouds. Some application repatriation is driven by cost concerns and enabled by rise of technologies like Kubernetes and OpenShift for managing containerized workloads. A unified control plane for hybrid cloud environments is vital, as is accurate cost accounting for on-premises resources. Enterprises will search for a hybrid approach where developers can deploy applications without needing to worry about the underlying infrastructure.
The Evolution of Cloud at Cloud Field Day 24
Cloud Field Day 24 is back in San Francisco on October 22nd and 23rd, bringing the brightest minds in enterprise cloud together for two days of innovation, insight, and live demos.
Techstrong Gang – December 18, 2024
Stephen Foskett provides an in-depth analysis of the presentations and technological showcases at Tech Field Day during his December 18 appearance on Techstrong Gang. He focuses on the innovative uses of artificial intelligence in enterprise technologies, which were highlighted during the event. For additional insights and coverage on Tech Field Day, watch Stephen Foskett’s regular appearances on Techstrong Gang.
Row-Scale On-Premises Cloud Infrastructure From Oxide Computer
Alastair Cooke at Futurum Research discusses Oxide Computer’s initiative to deliver row-scale, on-premises cloud infrastructure, addressing the growing demand for scalable and manageable IT resources within the enterprise. The article examines how Oxide’s innovative approach aims to combine the convenience and agility of the public cloud with the security and control of on-premises systems. Highlighting a shift in cloud computing, the analysis explores Oxide’s potential to redefine data center operations by offering a comprehensive, customer-centric solution. Read more Cloud Field Day 20 coverage at The Futurum Group!
Owning a Cloud Infrastructure on Premises, With Oxide
Sulagna Saha takes a look at how Oxide Computer Company is redefining the concept of on-premises cloud infrastructure by offering solutions that mirror the flexibility and efficiency of the public cloud. She explains Oxide’s vision to empower businesses with full ownership and control over their cloud environment without sacrificing the benefits of cloud-native services. The article highlights the potential shift in the industry as companies look towards on-premises clouds as a means to gain the advantages of cloud computing coupled with heightened security and autonomy. Read more Cloud Field Day 20 coverage at Gestalt IT!
Can You Duplicate the CSPs Server Architecture On-Premises?
Jack Poller considers the feasibility of replicating Cloud Service Providers’ (CSPs) server architecture in on-premises environments in this article about the Oxide Computer Company presentation at Cloud Field Day 20. His analysis uncovers the challenges and potential benefits of adopting cloud-like architectures outside of traditional CSP infrastructures. Poller’s article invites IT decision-makers to consider the convergence of cloud efficiency and on-prem data control for their organizations’ future scaling and evolution.
Oxide Computer’s Presentations at Cloud Field Day 20
Peter Welcher provides an overview of Oxide Computer’s contributions to Cloud Field Day 20, highlighting their forward-thinking presentations on server architecture and data center operations. He notes Oxide Computer’s emphasis on reimagining hardware design to better align with modern software requirements and cloud-native principles. Welcher’s summary captures the essence of how Oxide’s approach could lead to more efficient, reliable, and scalable cloud computing environments.
Cloud Field Day 20 Wrap-Up
Peter Welcher provides a comprehensive wrap-up of Cloud Field Day 20, encapsulating the event’s wealth of discussions on the latest in cloud technology. He highlights the significant contributions of participating vendors and the thought-provoking interactions that took place among industry experts. Welcher’s summary showcases the depth of insights gained during the event, shedding light on the evolving landscape of cloud computing.
Oxide: Bidding a Fond Farewell to On-Prem Computing as We Know It
Jim Czuprynski examines Oxide Computer Company’s novel approach to redefining on-premises computing, signaling a departure from traditional infrastructure paradigms. His article delves into Oxide’s innovative vision of creating a cohesive and efficient ecosystem that integrates the benefits of cloud services with on-prem hardware. Czuprynski suggests that Oxide’s forward-thinking strategy promises to transform the on-premises landscape, delivering more agility and operational simplicity to enterprises. Learn more in this LinkedIn Pulse article inspired by Cloud Field Day 20.
The Cloud Field Day 20 Week!
Cloud Field Day 20 week is bringing together leading cloud practitioners to discuss the latest trends, technologies, and challenges in the cloud sector. Lino Telera provides a preview of the week’s activities, highlighting the vibrant exchange of ideas and the in-depth exploration of innovative cloud solutions. His blog post encapsulates the key takeaways and the collaborative spirit that defines Cloud Field Day events, fostering knowledge-sharing and shaping the cloud industry’s future trajectory. He also offers brief thoughts about the presenters, Google Cloud, Juniper Networks, Morpheus Data, and Oxide Computer Company.
Looking at the Rapidly Evolving Modern Cloud at Cloud Field Day 20
Stephen Foskett announces Cloud Field Day 20, showcasing the rapid evolution of the modern cloud landscape. The event brings together thought leaders and innovators to dissect emerging trends, technological advancements, and the future trajectory of cloud computing. Featuring presentations by Google Cloud, Juniper Networks, Morpheus Data, and Oxide Computer Company, Cloud Field Day explores how cloud strategies and solutions are constantly adapting to meet the ever-growing demands of businesses and consumers.
Looking at the Rapidly Evolving Modern Cloud at Cloud Field Day 20
The modern cloud is evolving rapidly, encompassing AI, hybrid-cloud, and advanced IT infrastructure. Cloud Field Day 20 will feature presentations on private AI data centers, workload orchestration, unified platforms, AI integration, networking, and more. Presenters include Juniper Networks, Google Cloud, Morpheus Data, and Oxide Computer Company. Our next Cloud Field Day event will be broadcast live on the Tech Field Day website and LinkedIn Page as well as on Techstrong TV June 12th through 14th.
Oxide Computer Company
Oxide is building a new kind of server. True rack-scale design, built with the innovations of cloud hyperscale technology, to make running on-premises compute infrastructure as easy as cloud.