Marc Farley, Vulcancast | Google Next 2017
summary
Google announces a push into enterprise cloud with concrete moves: a Data Loss Prevention API that redacts credit cards and SSNs in images and video, new 64‑core Skylake VMs for heavy ML and security workloads, built‑in USB second‑factor keys and end‑to‑end Android/Chrome encryption, and deep investments in Kubernetes portability plus TensorFlow integrations. Claims include a $30 billion commitment and demos of scale; expect demos of real tooling rather than high‑level marketing.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Welcome to Google Next
- 1:02Google Next vs Amazon Re:Invent
- 2:30Google's cloud commitment
- 4:39Keynote highlights
- 5:42Data Loss Prevention API
- 8:1164-core VMs and Skylake
- 10:22Google vs Microsoft cloud
- 11:48Kubernetes and containers
- 13:11Azure Stack analysis
- 15:40Microsoft's cloud challenges
- 16:01Google's cloud future
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