We all know about the challenges of the “memory wall”. But how can you get over it?
In this talk, Kove and Red Hat will show how Software-Defined Memory has arrived. Red Hat will provide the support drawing from empirical test results of Kove:SDM™ on Supermicro hardware with Red Hat OpenShift using StressNG and Intel P-States.
The data show power savings from 12-54%, near-local CPU performance, and superior performance from remote memory compared to local memory. We’ll show Kove’s pooled memory solution Kove:SDM™ works on standard, existing infrastructure, with no code changes.
We’ll close with a leading expert from Swift discussing how they are changing the game for preventing economic crime for their customers with Kove:SDM™, where the stakes couldn’t be higher.
John Overton
John Overton is the CEO of Kove IO, Inc. In the late 1980s, while at the Open Software Foundation, Dr. Overton wrote software that went on to be used by approximately two thirds of the world’s workstation market. In the 1990s, he co-invented and patented technology utilizing distributed hash tables for locality management, now widely used in storage, database, and numerous other markets. In the 2000s, he led development of the first truly capable Software-Defined Memory offering, Kove:SDM™. Kove:SDM™ enables new Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning capabilities, while also reducing power by up to 50%. Dr. Overton has more than 65 issued patents world-wide and has peer-reviewed publications across numerous academic disciplines. He holds post-graduate and doctoral degrees from Harvard and the University of Chicago.
Narendra Narang
Dr. Chalapathy Neti
He is a seasoned executive with deep experience in AI (Deep Learning, NLP, Speech, Vision), application of AI and Cloud to solve industry problems (e.g. Personalized learning, Precision Medicine, Customer Intelligence, etc.); and in building and incubating advanced technology businesses anchored on AI and Cloud.
Prior to joining SWIFT, Chalapathy held a number of senior management/executive roles at IBM, including VP, IBM Watson Education, responsible for developing a specialized AI platform on Hybrid Cloud for personalized learning; Director of Healthcare Transformation, responsible for launching and leading IBM’s initiative on Healthcare Transformation, leading to the forming of IBM’s Watson Health business unit, and seeding a number of innovative AI-based clinical decision support offerings (e.g. Watson Genomics);
Chalapathy Neti has a Ph.D. from Johns Hopkins University specializing in neural networks (called “Deep Learning”, today). He has over 75+ publications and 30+ patents. He frequently represented IBM in media, trade and academic conferences.