Keynote: Community Software Powers the Machine
summary
Hewlett Packard Enterprise builds "The Machine," a radical Memory-Driven Computing architecture aimed at handling data from ~30 billion connected devices; hardware claims include very high density, much higher speed and much lower energy use. The system runs Linux and relies on open source daemons and libraries developed by HPE and published in public git repositories. Enabling software is released as open source and HPE is recruiting collaborators to develop and test the stack.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:30The Machine
- 2:00Star Trek
- 3:00Radio
- 4:30The Conversation
- 7:00Worldcom
- 9:15Digital Computers
- 10:15Software
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02mUtilizing the HPE development community
