Intel Corporation has unveiled several new initiatives under its 'Cloud 2015' vision aimed at making cloud-based Internet computing more inoperable, secure and simplified.
Intel's Cloud 2015 vision has three key elements: a federated cloud that allows enterprises to share data across internal and external cloud; an 'automated' network that automatically allows the secure movement of applications and resources to significantly improve energy efficiency in data centres; and PC and device-savvy ' client-aware' clouds that know what type of applications, commands and processing should take place in the cloud or on laptops, smartphone or other device- thus taking a user and specific device's unique features into account to fully optimize an online experience.
'The industry has an opportunity to accelerate the potential of cloud computing, delivering even better industry economics through this transformation," said R.Ravichandran, Director-Sales, Intel South Asia.
Intel will support these goals by creating software and building new capabilities into Intel Xeon processors, which include features such as Intel virtualisation technology and Intel trusted execution Technology that form the basis of cloud computing today.
As a step toward Cloud 2015, Intel helped create the Open Data Center Alliance, a coalition of more than 70 leading business that together represent more than $50 billion in annual IT investment and that have cloud research or projects underway.
