Intel Drives Visual Cloud Innovation at IBC2019
Lynn Comp, Intel vice president of the Data Center Group and general manager of the Visual Cloud Division of the Network Platforms Group, addressed the growing market for rich, intelligent visual experiences by bringing together leaders across cloud, network, edge and enterprise at the first “Visual Cloud Conference” at IBC2019 in Amsterdam. As demands for more sophisticated video processing and distribution increase, Intel is accelerating innovation by investing in scalable architectures. It is enabling intelligent visual experiences from the cloud for remote media consumption and delivering the majority of visual cloud services on Intel® Xeon® Scalable processors, with powerful and flexible open source software featuring scalable transcode, analytics and more.
Lynn Comp, vice president of the Data Center Group and general manager of the Visual Cloud Division of the Network Platforms Group at Intel, leads a discussion at the first “Visual Cloud Conference” at IBC2019 on Friday, Sept. 13, 2019 in Amsterdam. Panel members include (from left) Comp; Will Law, chief architect and media cloud engineer at Akamai; Remi Beaudouin, chief strategy officer at Ateme; Phillip Miller, vice president of product management at Chaos Group; Alex Giladi, distinguished architect at Comcast; Lionel Adam, vice president of sales and business development at Gamestream.
Intel continues to provide industry-leading technologies to meet the new requirements of enabling acceleration of services innovation globally through best-in-class hardware and software solutions focused on the full potential for delivery optimization. Joining Intel’s diverse, world-class processors are two PCIe card accelerators specifically designed for visual cloud workloads: the Visual Cloud Accelerators Card-Analytics (VCAC-A), optimized for the highest density video analytics acceleration for use in network edge servers, and the Visual Cloud Accelerator Card-Render (VCAC-R), optimized for cloud gaming, graphics, virtual reality (VR) and virtual desktops. Additionally, to accelerate innovation in visual cloud services, Intel continues to invest in open source projects such as the Open Visual Cloud, providing software toolkits and functionality to better address the evolving requirements of media. Also available soon is the new Intel® Select Solutions for Media Analytics powered by Intel Xeon processors and Intel® QuickAssist Technology for software-enabled security, authentication and compression.
