The Future of Containers and Kubernetes, Rajesh Gadiyar, VP Data Platforms Group, CTO Network Platforms Group, Intel

A company’s architecture has always been of tantamount importance to the company’s success. So when it became apparent that using multiple architectures led to suboptimal performance, operators everywhere were looking for a single-architecture solution. That’s when Rajesh Gadiyar and the team at Intel came into the picture to start designing exactly that solution. On this episode of Future of Tech, Rajesh, who serves as the VP of the Data Platforms Group and the CTO of the Network Platforms Group for Intel, described the entire process of building a new sort of architecture. He also explains why the disaggregation of hardware and software is one of the most important outcomes of NFV because of the flexibility it offered, and why CIOs everywhere should be focused on embracing that principle of disaggregation.

3 Takeaways:

 

• The biggest accomplishment of NFV is the disaggregation of hardware and software, which offers more choices and an open ecosystem

• The real power of 5G is building applications and services at the edge

• CIOs need to transform their infrastructure and embrace the principles of a cloud-native and disaggregated system

 

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