Cryptography has historically been either expensive to address in terms of hardware costs and development resources. With this new solution (Dell hardware & services, Intel DPDK & QuickAssist hardware and 6Wind software and development tools) and the technologies which will follow over time, the costs and time to market for high performance cryptography processing will reduce: - Cost of hardware, supply chain, integration, and support
- Cost of development
- Faster time to market using standard components
- Higher performance on standard COTS components.
Register Today. Panelists:  | Franklin Flint, Executive Director of Telco Strategy for OEM Solutions, Dell
Franklin Flint has worked for Dell since 1995 where he has performed many roles ranging from Network Sales Engineer and Network Sales Support Specialist. He then moved into enterprise IT technical sales support as a Large Enterprise Systems Engineer, Global 500 IT Systems Consultant, and Large Acquisition IT Solutions Consultant prior to joining the OEM Solutions Group as a Senior OEM Solutions Consultant in 2001. In early 2010 Franklin transitioned into a Global OEM Marketing Technology Evangelist role. |  | Carl Wilson, Embedded Ethernet Product Line Manager, Intel
Carl focuses on delivering Intel Ethernet controllers and Intel QuickAssist adapters into embedded market segments world-wide. Carl has work in Product Marketing within Intel’s Networking Division for half of his 14 years at Intel. He has previously held positions at Intel as a Product Planner for Security Appliances as well as both Product Marketing and Technical Marketing Engineering roles for Intel’s Xeon processor family. |  | Charlie Ashton, Vice President of Marketing and Bussiness Development, 6WIND
Charlie is responsible for 6WIND’s global marketing initiatives. He also manages 6WIND’s partnerships worldwide with semiconductor companies, subsystem providers and software companies. Charlie has extensive experience in the embedded systems industry, with his career including leadership roles in both engineering and marketing at software, semiconductor and systems companies. |
Moderator:  | Lee Doyle, Principal Analyst, Doyle Research
Lee has over 25 years experience analyzing the IT, network, and telecom markets. During his 25+ years in the industry, Lee has written extensively on such topics as SDN, NFV, COTS, enterprise adoption of networking technologies, and IT-Telecom technology convergence. Before founding Doyle Research, Lee was Group VP for Network, Telecom, and Security research at IDC. Lee has produced forecasts on well over 100 different markets for ICT technology and has assisted many clients with their market positioning challenges. | Register Today |
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