At Intel’s Vision event in Texas on May 10–11, we saw software and services dominate the agenda and announcements. In this article we analyze the key announcements Intel made during the event, how this impacts the broader cloud and data center ecosystem, and is Intel becoming a software and services company?
Intel is more of a software and services company than you think
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Vladimir Galabov
Head of Cloud and Data Center Research Practice
Vlad is responsible for the cloud and data center research practice’s expanding roadmap, focused on disruptive trends such as the shift to edge computing, the evolution of compute silicon, and the need for efficiency improvements and sustainability in the data center industry.
Vlad joined Omdia, formerly IHS Markit Technology, in 2016. He developed many of our unique, industry-leading analyses including our flagship open computing equipment research and our three-way server market reconciliation process. He’s held senior positions at Intel and Ciena, where his data-led insights served as a central input into the companies’ strategies. Key market models he developed include an in-depth analysis of telecommunications network operations costs, a PC inventory tracker, and an actionable IOT market forecast. Vlad’s work has even facilitated decision-making in the British Parliament. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in economics and management from Aston University, UK.
Further Reading
Data Center Compute Analyst Presentation – 1Q22
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Presentation / 12 Apr 2022 / Manoj Sukumaran
An interactive call where we cover big-picture events driving the data center compute market in the long-term, specific events that were interesting during the period, and recent report findings.
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