Allyson Klein discusses HPE’s renewed focus on private cloud solutions, signaling a strategic pivot towards what they now deem a “cool-again” technology. This shift highlights HPE’s commitment to providing robust infrastructure options that cater to unique business needs for security and control. For additional insights and coverage, visit Allyson Klein’s writings on The Tech Arena.
Pure Storage Offers Prompt-Based Control, Smooth Infra Management
Allyson Klein delves into Pure Storage’s latest innovation in prompt-based control, emphasizing its ability to offer smooth infrastructure management and enhance system efficiency. This technology allows IT administrators to streamline operations and manage storage systems more effectively, ensuring optimal performance. For more coverage from Cloud Field Day 24, watch TechArena!
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.
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.
HPE Greenlake Paves a Path to a Hybrid SAP ERP Future
Allyson Klein discusses the integration between HPE GreenLake and SAP ERP, highlighting how this alliance provides flexible, hybrid cloud solutions for enterprise resource planning systems. The article explores the benefits of agility and innovation offered by the blended capabilities of HPE’s infrastructure and SAP’s application suite, tailored to modernize business operations effectively. For further insights on Cloud Field Day 23, explore more articles by Allyson Klein on The Tech Arena.
Scality Showcases Real-World Resilient Cloud Storage Solutions
Allyson Klein provides an insightful overview of Scality’s presentation at Cloud Field Day 23, highlighting their demonstration of resilient cloud storage solutions tailored for real-world applications. Her coverage focuses on how these solutions offer enhanced durability and scalability, essential for today’s data-intensive environments. For additional reports on Cloud Field Day 23, visit Allyson Klein’s articles on The Tech Arena.
OpsRamp Shows Unified IT Operations for Fast Incident Management
Allyson Klein explores how OpsRamp is revolutionizing IT operations by providing a unified platform designed for rapid incident management. The platform enhances the ability of IT teams to detect and resolve issues swiftly, ensuring minimal disruption and maintaining system integrity. Explore additional insights on Cloud Field Day 23 by Allyson Klein at The Tech Arena.
Qumulo Showcases Cloud Data Fabric Innovation
Allyson Klein provides an insightful overview of Qumulo’s latest developments in cloud data fabric innovation at Cloud Field Day 23. She covers how Qumulo is expanding its capabilities to support dynamic file data services across multi-cloud environments. For further in-depth coverage of Cloud Field Day 23, see more articles by Allyson Klein on The Tech Arena.
Commvault Private Cloud Software Suite Provides Cloud Resiliency
Allyson Klein discusses the capabilities of the Commvault Private Cloud Software Suite, highlighting its potential to enhance cloud resiliency by offering robust data protection and recovery solutions. She explores how the suite supports businesses in effectively managing and securing their data across various cloud environments. For additional insights on Cloud Field Day 23 from Allyson Klein, visit The Tech Arena.
Top Trends I’m Tracking at Cloud Field Day 22
Allyson Klein highlights key trends she will be watching during Cloud Field Day 22. She will be providing insights on how these developments are influencing industry practices and strategies. For further coverage of Cloud Field Day 22 by Allyson Klein, visit The Tech Arena.
Private Clouds are Coming Back
The public cloud is real; are private clouds real? Will we see more private clouds in 2025? Private cloud technology is far from the early days when on-premises virtualization was cloud-washed. In this episode of the Tech Field Day Podcast, Jon Myer, Allyson Klein, and Justin Warren join Alastair Cooke to examine why businesses deploy private clouds. The cloud operating model makes the private cloud more relevant in 2025 than ever.
VMware Drives Pull Optimized Solutions for the Edge
Allyson Klein, in her latest piece, delves into how VMware is catalyzing the deployment of optimized solutions at the network edge, enhancing processing capabilities closer to data sources. VMware’s approach involves leveraging new architectural innovations and partnerships to fortify edge computing solutions, ensuring they’re efficient and tailored to meet the specific needs of various industries. This strategic move represents a significant step towards reducing latency and improving the reliability and performance of applications across distributed environments. Read more in this article, inspired by VMware’s presentation at Edge Field Day 3.
Tsecond Delivers Bryck AI for AI Inferencing at the Edge
Allyson Klein has recently shared an update on Tsecond’s launch of Bryck AI, highlighting its specialization in AI inferencing at the edge. This innovative tool is designed to enhance real-time data processing capabilities across various applications, from IoT devices to autonomous vehicles. By leveraging Bryck AI, businesses can achieve faster decision-making and improved efficiency, pivotal for competitive edge in technology-driven markets. Read more in this article, inspired by the Tsecond presentation at Edge Field Day 3.
OnLogic – Driving Rugged Infrastructure at the Edge
At OnLogic, Allyson Klein oversees initiatives focused on driving the deployment of rugged, reliable infrastructure specifically designed for edge computing environments. Her role involves ensuring that hardware not only meets the rigorous demands of edge computing but also supports the vast array of IoT and industrial applications dependent on this technology. Through her leadership, OnLogic aims to enhance operational efficiency and enable innovative solutions at the edge, optimizing performance across diverse industry sectors. Read more in this article, inspired by the OnLogic presentation at Edge Field Day 3.
Zededa Drives Edge Application Management at Scale
Allyson Klein highlights Zededa’s role in advancing edge application management through its cloud-native approach, enabling businesses to deploy and operate applications at scale securely and efficiently. Zededa’s framework supports a diverse ecosystem, facilitating seamless integration across a variety of hardware and cloud environments. This capability is particularly crucial for organizations looking to optimize operational technology and IoT strategies. Read more in this article, which followed Zededa’s presentation at Edge Field Day 3.
Avassa: The Swedes Have Invaded the Edge
Allyson Klein’s recent article explores Avassa, a Swedish startup revolutionizing edge computing with its unique platform-centric approach. Avassa focuses on deploying and operationalizing containerized applications at the edge, promising improved manageability and operational consistency. Highlighting the significance of edge computing in modern IT infrastructure, Klein discusses Avassa’s potential to enhance distributed environments through their innovative strategies and solutions. Read more in this article, inspired by Avassa’s presentation at Edge Field Day 3.
AI as We Know It is Just a Fad
Although AI is certain to transform society, not to mention computing, what we know if it is unlikely to last much longer. This episode of the Tech Field Day podcast brings together Glenn Dekhayser, Alastair Cooke, Allyson Klein, and Stephen Foskett to discuss the real and changing world of AI. Looking at AI infrastructure today, we see massive clusters of GPUs being deployed in the cloud and on-premises to train ever-larger language models, but how much business value do these clusters have long-term? It seems that the true transformation promised by LLM and GenAI will be realized once models are applied across industries with RAG or tuning rather than developing new models. Ultimately AI is a feature of a larger business process or application rather than being a product in itself. We can certainly see that AI-based applications will be transformative, but the vast investment required to build out AI infrastructure to date might never be recouped. Ultimately there is a future for AI, but not the way we have been doing it to date.
Google Cloud Re-Architects Infrastructure for AI Era
Allyson Klein provides insights into how Google Cloud is reshaping its infrastructure to support the surge in AI applications, catering to the needs of the next generation of computing. The article focuses on Google’s collaboration with Intel to optimize hardware and software stacks, ensuring they meet the performance and scalability requirements that AI-driven workloads demand. This re-architecting effort signifies a strategic pivot towards AI-readiness, reflecting Google Cloud’s commitment to empowering developers and enterprises with cutting-edge AI capabilities. Read more about Intel’s AI capabilities in this series of sponsored posts on Gestalt IT following AI Field Day 4.
Exploring Data in the AI Era With Solidigm – New Data Insights Series
The TechArena has launched a Data Insights Series, joining forces with Solidigm, where they will explore the intricate landscape of data in the AI era. Hosted by Allyson Klein with Jeniece Wronowski and Ace Stryker from Solidigm, the series will delve into the objectives of understanding and leveraging data, underscoring the central role of SSD innovation in crafting modern data pipelines. This initiative aims to shed light on the transformative influence of storage solutions in AI advancements, positioning SSDs as a cornerstone technology in data-centric environments.
Compute Requirements in the AI Era With Intel’s Lisa Spelman
In this TechArena interview, Allyson Klein explores with Intel’s Lisa Spelman the evolving compute demands as enterprises gear up for the AI revolution and strive for widespread AI integration. They delve into the current state of AI adoption across industries while highlighting the critical role of software, tools, and standards in scaling AI solutions effectively. This insightful discussion underscores the thriving synergy between hardware advancements and software ecosystems necessary to power the next generation of AI applications.