HP Project Moonshot
Multimedia Coverage from theCube and SiliconANGLE.tv
Original Content: On Nov. 1, 2011, HP announced Project Moonshot, an ARM-based low energy server technology promoting advances in hyper scale. SiliconAngle's John Furrier and Wikibon's Dave Vellante were on hand at HP Labs in Palo Alto to cover the announcement and provide real-time analysis live inside #theCUBE.
"Changes the Game" with Project Moonshot
SiliconAngle's John Furrier and Wikibon's Dave Vellante lay out the details of HP's Project Moonshot, an ARM-based low energy server technology promoting advances in hyper scale, and discuss its implications for the enterprise.
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Barry Evans, Calxeda Founder and CEO, said his company’s fabric technology was key to making Project Moonshot a reality. Calxeda’s ARM-based “EnergyCore” Server-on-a-Chip powers HP’s first extreme low-energy server development platform.
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HP and Calxeda aren’t building servers out of cell phones, said Karl Freund, Vice President of Marketing at Calxeda. Rather, “We’re taking that base technology and building server-class processors out of it.” Freund also discusses what Project Moonshot means to Calexta as a company.
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Niall Dalton, Director of High Frequency Trading at Cantor Fitzgerald, talks about the potential impact of Project Moonshot on his firm’s business, including improving its ability to analyze large volumes of historical data with optimal throughput.
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Richard Fichera, VP and Senior Research Analyst with Cambridge, Mass.-based Forrester Research, said Project Moonshot “stands a pretty good chance of capturing a significant chunk of a rapidly growing niche, which is … very large-scale web-facing environments.
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Paul Santeler, Vice President and General Manager of HP’s Hyperscale Business, goes live inside theCUBE with Wikibon’s Dave Vellante and SiliconAngle’s John Furrier to discuss the three major pillars of today’s Project Moonshot announcement.
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Glenn Kells, Director of Marketing for HP's HyperScale Business, goes inside theCUBE. He said, “We see enormous potential in this new category of server processors … but it’s going to take innovative infrastructure technologies and customer enablement.”
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Speaking live inside theCUBE, Patrick Patla, General Manager and Vice President, AMD Opteron, at Advanced Micro Devices, said his company is coming out with a sub-5 watt per core product and “that’s the kind of innovation people are looking for.”
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Christopher Kenyon, Senior Vice President of Sales and Business Development at AMD, goes live inside theCUBE to discuss how his company plans to take advantage of all the hardware it now has access to thanks to Project Moonshot.
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“We’ve spent 21 years designing technology that is incredibly miserly when it comes to leaking power,” said Ian Ferguson, Director of Server Systems and Ecosystems at ARM. The company is now applying that technology to a new space in Project Moonshot, he said live inside theCUBE.
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Mike Kendall, Group Manager, Options and Intelligent Infrastructure Marketing at HP, goes live inside theCUBE to discuss HP Pathfinder, the ecosystem component of Project Moonshot.
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Speaking live inside theCUBE, Chandrakant Patel, a Senior Fellow, Director Sustainable Ecosystems and Research, at HP, said “this is a key stepping stone towards what we are trying to achieve in terms of using the IT ecosystem made up of millions of handheld devices, thousands of data centers and digital print factories to deliver a net positive impact.”
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Engilina Jasper, HP's Vice President of Environmental Sustainability, goes live inside theCUBE to discuss Project Moonshot’s implications on energy efficiency and the energy consumption.
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Gerald Kleyn, Program Director, Hyperscale Engineering, at HP discusses Discover Labs in Houston. There HP allows top customers to run large workloads against HP servers, then work to build purpose built systems for web-scale data centers.
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Dwight Barron, Chief Technologist for Hyperscale Computing, goes live inside theCUBE to discuss the new architecture introduced with HP’s Project Moonshot.
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SiliconAngle's John Furrier and Wikibon.org analyst Dave Vellante-- outside of David Packard and Bill Hewlett's office at the HP Moonshot event. Vellante and Furrier discuss the news of the day which includes a recent funding event by startup SolidFire which is targeting the cloud service provider space with an all-flash array.
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The basis for HP’s November 1 Moonshot announcement, and in particular the Redstone low-energy server, was the realization at HP Labs more than five years ago that the real issue in server design is not performance but “delivering what the user needs,” said Partha Ranganathan, HP Fellow in Nanostore Research and Development at HP Labs.
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Michelle Bailey, Research Vice President Datacenter Trends and Strategies at IDC, joins Wikibon’s Dave Vellante and SiliconAngle’s John Furrier live inside theCUBE to provide analysis of HP’s Project Moonshot.
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HP Project Moonshot News and Analysis from The Wikibon Project and SiliconANGLE.com
- HP Announces Moonshot A New Low Energy Server Technology – Shift To Mobile Cloud Architecture
- HP and ARM Shoot for the Moon
- Gerald Kleyn In theCUBE On HP’s Labs Discovery At Project Moonshot Press Event
- Forrester Analyst Richard Fichera Talks About HP Moonshot Use Cases and More
- Niall Dalton Talks Cantor Fitzgerald’s Interest In Project Moonshot And Low-Power ARM Processors
- HP Sees Major Inflection Point in Redstone Low-Power Servers
- Live Blogging Notes from HP's Moonshot Event
- Data Centers get application modernization as ARM processors come to servers