Name: Raejeanne Skillern, Intel | AWS re:Invent
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>> Welcome back everyone,
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it's AWS re:Invent, it's
theCUBE exclusive coverage

of re:Invent 2017, our
5th year covering Amazon,

I'm John Furrier, the co-founder
of SiliconANGLE Media,

with Justin Warren my co-host
here for this segment.

Our next guest is Raejeanne
Skillern, Vice President of the

Data Center Group and also General Manager

of the Cloud Service
Provider, part of Intel.

>> Thank you very much,
it's nice to be here again.

>> So, Intel inside the
Cloud is big growth for you,

what's the numbers look
like, your earnings

look pretty good, what's
the business update?

>> You know, it is
growing, and it's growing

Part of it is just these killer workloads

Artificial Intelligence, immersive media,

network transformation
to handle all the data.

from both the very largest
of Cloud service providers

across the ecosystem, and
one of the things when

I look at the growth, I
try to say, now where is it

Yes, Amazon is just
insanely growing fast and

the big guys are doing well,
their global expansion,

But, also, the next wave
of Cloud service providers,

so the whole ecosystem
is growing with demand.

>> Yeah, it's certainly not slowing down.

I can't see any way in which
that it would slow down

at all, if anything it's
just gonna get faster.

>> I think so, and when I track
trends like CapEx spending

we're gonna see another strong 5-10 years.

the interactivity, all
the amazing use cases,

from Thorn, finding
missing exploited children,

>> So that's going to be a
tsunami of software developers,

how are you guys looking at that business?

>> Well I think it breeds
a lot of new opportunity.

So, yes, you see more
and more new services

and capabilities to
enable developers to more

to get better utilization
out of their code.

But I also think just the
concept of a mocking performance

and ease, means new
insights, new services,

new capabilities, things that
we just couldn't, a developer,

when you make it cheaper
and easier to consume,

So we're seeing kind of
a natural tam expansion,

market expansion, around
these things you just

>> And all of those
workloads, Intel is basically

completely repositioning itself from just

understand how they can make use of these

new software techniques,
and these new tools,

So what are some of the things
that Intel's doing there?

but compute, network, and
storage, and accelerators,

We move up to the
platforms, we do a lot of

with our top CSPs, actually many top CSPs,

we do direct engineering
work to get better

We have a host of libraries
we're creating that

ease of use, and mocking
performance out of it.

Reference architectures,
co-partners, and solutions.

So for us when we talk
about being a data company,

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