Last week at Silicon Valley’s storied Computer History Museum, some 200 people came together to see what’s next.
Read MoreThe Software-Defined Future, Brought to You by TidalScale
0
software-defined data center, in-memory computing, TidalScale WaveRunner, infrastructure, software-defined server
The Death of Moore’s Law. The Birth of Software-Defined Servers.
composable infrastructure, software-defined data center, in-memory computing, data center, infrastructure, in-memory, software-defined server, in-memory performance
It has been over 50 years since Gordon Moore saw that transistor density doubles every two years. Over the decades, the interpretation of “Moore’s Law” has evolved to represent that the performance of microprocessors, and computers in general, is doubling every 18 months.
Read MoreWhy Two Tech Legends Changed Their Minds About The Future of Computers
in-memory computing, in-memory performance, in-memory, Large memory, software-defined server, HANA, Gordon Bell, IEEE Computer
In 1984, Ike Nassi, now an accomplished technologist and entrepreneur, was vice president of research at Encore Computer. He and his colleagues, along with Encore co-founder Gordon Bell, the legendary engineering vice president at Digital Equipment Corp. and originator of Bell’s Law of computer classes, submitted a proposal to DARPA. They hoped the defense-focused research agency would fund the development of a distributed approach to strongly coherent shared memory. The work was founded on the notion that applications are more easily written, and deliver results sooner, when the data is entirely resident in memory.
Read MoreHow WaveRunner Puts You in Control of a Better SDDC
Large memory, virtualization, software-defined data center, in-memory computing, Amazon EC2, AWS, Mellanox, Cumulus, Ubiquity, Juniper
TidalScale’s WaveRunner – the point-and-click control panel that makes creating a right-sized Software-Defined Server fast, flexible and easy – isn’t just about creating one or more virtual servers from multiple commodity systems. It also puts you in control of all the software-defined pieces in the data center. So in addition to cores and memory, WaveRunner allows you to monitor and manage storage and networks. You simply pick the software-defined resources you need and plug them together.
Read MoreWhy More Data Centers Will Be Software Defined
software-defined server, data center, software-defined data center, sddc, in-memory computing
A new report projects that the global Software-Defined Data Center (SDDC) market will grow at a 22 percent compound annual growth rate through 2021. The authors, an India-based outfit called Wise Guy Consultants, estimate that the total market size for SDDC goods and services will reach $81.4 billion in the same period.
Read More
