From Punched Cards to SmartNICs – a Personal Journey Part 7
02/24/2020This is it! you made it to present time. If you missed any of this 7 part series go back here 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Part 7: [...]
This is it! you made it to present time. If you missed any of this 7 part series go back here 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Part 7: [...]
Did you read part 5? If not check it out here. Part 6: The 2000s Fast forward to 2005/6. I was a founder at Nuova Systems, which developed the [...]
Did you read Part 4? If not go check it out here Part 5: The 1990s In 1994, I founded Ipsilon Networks, where we invented IP Switching. At that [...]
Don't miss reading Part 3 here Part 4: The 1980s Luckily, I escaped to Sun Microsystems in 1982, where my life was all about device drivers... And networking. And [...]
Did you miss Part 2? Check it out here Part 3: The 1970s My Princeton days centered around an IBM 390/91 running ASP/JES3 with its little brother the 370/158, [...]
Did you miss Part 1? Go back and read it here. if not carry on... Part 2: The 1960s By the early ‘60s, sane I/O architecture was emerging and [...]
One of the DriveScale predictions for 2020 is that 2020 is the year of the SmartNIC! But, what is a SmartNIC? In this blog series - covering 7 decades [...]
I had the privilege of attending the DellEMC HPC Community meeting prior to the SuperComputing '17 conference. There was a lot of discussion of Deep Learning as a rapidly growing [...]
Gordon Grosse of MCSA has recently written an excellent article on Composable Infrastructure (CI). He lays out the evolution of data center technology from traditional to converged to hyper-converged to composable. At DriveScale we [...]
Dell EMC World 2017 took place on May 8-11, 2017 at the Sands Expo in Las Vegas, NV. Over 12,000 attendees came together to absorb 500 presentations spread over 3 [...]