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    Takeaways from Intel and SAP 2022 Events

    Updated:May 18, 2022No Comments3 Mins Read
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    The past week and a half in the tech sphere has seen a lot of news, thanks in part to two conferences that shared several of the same days last week: Intel Vision 2022 and SAP Sapphire 2022. Both events are worth covering, thanks to many of the announcements’ broad implications for the IoT (Internet of Things) space. Check out some of the highlights from each conference here.

    First, Intel. One of the noteworthy discussions coming out of Intel Vision 2022 was the company’s IPU (infrastructure processing unit) roadmap, which outlines its IPU-related plans through 2026. This year, Intel says it’ll ship its first ASIC IPU, code named Mount Evans, as well as its second-generation FGPA IPU, code named Oak Springs Canyon, to service providers like Google, with broad deployment starting next year. Intel says Mount Evans is hyperscale-ready and offers high-performance network and storage virtualization offload along with a high degree of control. Oak Springs Canyon is customizable, programmable, and built with the Intel Xeon D and the Intel Agilex FPGA, offering benefits such as a network virtualization function offload. Coming in 2023-2024 is the third-generation 400GB IPUs Mount Morgan (an ASIC IPU) and Hot Springs Canyon (an FPGA-based IPU platform), and then in 2025-2026, the company expects to be shipping its next-generation 800GB IPUs.

    The company also released partner announcements, such as its collaboration with Blue White Robotics and Federated Wireless to automate smart agriculture. The companies say automation kits with built-in Intel technology transformed a winery’s existing tractors into autonomous production vehicles. The solutions leveraged a private wireless network deployed by Federated Wireless on the shared CBRS (citizens broadband radio service) spectrum. The ability to leverage edge intelligence and edge analytics sped and simplified AI (artificial intelligence) development and deployment, enabling the robotics to deliver realtime insights. It’s a cool use case, but more importantly, it showcases what’s possible for autonomous agriculture with the help of 5G edge solutions.

    Intel also announced Project Amber, which the company describes as “an independent trust authority in the form of an innovative service-based security implementation.” The new service provides organizations with remote verification of trustworthiness in cloud, edge, and on-premises environments. Project Amber is cloud-agnostic and supports confidential computing workloads in the public cloud, within private/hybrid cloud, and at the edge. A customer pilot will launch this year, followed by general availability next year. Also, Intel’s chip plans should make for some interesting chip news looking ahead. Stay tuned.

    Meanwhile, at SAP’s event, leadership was touting a strong message about the future of intelligent, sustainable enterprises. Key news included SAP’s and Apple’s expanded partnership via a suite of new digital supply chain apps. The apps include SAP Warehouse Operator, which allows warehouse workers to complete daily warehouse tasks using the latest on-device intelligence, including location awareness and computer vision, as well as SAP Direct Distribution, which allows delivery drivers to execute paperless goods delivery on their daily routes.

    SAP also announced new innovations designed to help companies move from talk about enterprise sustainability to action. Innovations include new capabilities in the SAP Cloud for Sustainable Enterprises solution, as well as enhanced capabilities in the SAP Product Footprint Management solution. Its own commitment to walking the walk and not just talking the talk included SAP’s vow to plant a tree for every virtual Sapphire session attendees watched.

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