The next generation infrastructure needs composable architecture to realize the needs of 5G/Edge requirements. This session provides an overview of the framework and Opensource tools to build a compos …

Holger Kyas details the AI multicloud broker, which is triggered by Amazon Alexa and mediates between AWS Comprehend (Amazon), Azure Text Analytics (Microsoft), GCP Natural Language (Google), and Watson Tone Analyzer (IBM) to compare and analyze sentiment. The extended AI part generates new sentences (e.g., marketing slogans) with a recurrent neural network (RNN).

Dinesh Nirmal examines how, with a unified, prescriptive information architecture, organizations can successfully unlock the value of their data for AI as well as trust and control the business impact and risks of AI while coexisting in a multicloud world.

Knative is an open source serverless platform extending Kubernetes to help developers build, deploy, and manage modern serverless workloads. Mark Chmarny walks you through Knative and shares demos illustrating how to use it to build modern event-based solutions without worrying about the underlying infrastructure.

While cloud native appears to be on a winning streak, there are too many enterprise development teams being left behind. Bob Quillin outlines how the cloud native community can create a more open multicloud future, reduce complexity (rather than piling more on), and be more inclusive to all teamsmodern and traditional, startups and enterprises alike.

Augmenting data management and analytics platforms with artificial intelligence and machine learning is game changing for analysts, engineers, and other users. It enables companies to optimize their storage, speed, and spending. Yang Li details the Kyligence platform, which is evolving to the next level with augmented capabilities such as intelligent modeling, smart pushdowns, and more.

Most enterprises want the same flexibility and convenience they get in the public cloud, no matter where their data lives or their applications run. We've reached the point that the "enterprise data cloud" must span the firewall and the services offered by hyperscale vendors. Mike Olson describes the key capabilities that such a system requires and why hybrid and multicloud is the future.

The Rook project has established robust and reliable patterns for orchestrating storage systems running on-top of Kubernetes clusters. However, storage systems often need to extend beyond a single clu …