On the Goh

An estimated 55 billion devices around the globe are collecting data at an unprecedented rate, yet we use less than 5% of that because we lack the ability to mine it all, says HPE’s Dr. Eng Lim Goh. In part 1 of our four-part series, hear how an upsurge in artificial intelligence and machine learning is changing that, not only enabling enterprises to unlock the value of their data to gain business advantages but providing insights that can make the world a better place.

HPE’s Nanda Vijaydev explains containers are like mobile homes, where everything you need is in a compact, portable unit that can simply hook up to your system and become fully functional. HPE's Container Platform provides container services out of the box at the provisioning level, for a scalable, enterprise-strong platform with open source Kubernetes software innovations.

Dennis Nobelius, Chief Executive Officer, Zenuity provides a glimpse into the future of self-driving cars and the data lifecycle – from edge to cloud – required to make safe autonomous vehicles a reality. With sensors collecting over 16 terabytes of data an hour, the need for solutions to empower developers with right data, in the right locations, at the right time is critical to realizing the full potential of this disruptive technology.

Explore how the power of “yes we can” is helping HPE bring critical edge-to-cloud technologies to businesses, schools and the front-lines in these challenging times. Hear from Drew Lentz from Frontera Consulting on how the pandemic has changed the way we interact and depend on wireless technology. From curbside pick up to cashless transactions, secure and remote wireless technology has a critical role in digital transformation. Michael Dickman, GM and SVP, Switching for Aruba, a Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company, discusses how they are doing everything they can to help serve the community and address networking challenges. And Eric Shrum, Technology Director, Advance School District in Missouri, reveals how Aruba helped provide his district with secure, outdoor wifi to keep students connected with their teachers and their studies.