Networking Trends in Ethernet and RDMA — and What They Mean for MSPs and Their Customers
Date | Available On Demand |
Duration | 1 hour |
Today’s agile, always-on business relies heavily on the dexterity and resiliency of its networking elements, particularly server-side networking. Dell Technologies and IT Consultants can help customers future-proof their networks and drive the performance and efficiency gains essential for success by implementing technologies like remote direct memory access (RDMA) — a host-offload, host-bypass solution enabling low-latency, high-throughput direct memory-to-memory data communication between applications over a network — and non-volatile memory express (NVMe, a protocol for accessing high-speed storage media).
Join experts from Dell Technologies and Marvell to explore the trends and challenges impacting server ethernet networking. Topics include:
- How network upgrades give IT admins time back in their day
- How universal RDMA improves performance and efficiency in a datacenter
- How Dell and IT consultants can lay the groundwork to ensure customer success
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Speakers:
Nick DeMaria, Sr. Staff Field Applications Engineer, Marvell
Nick is a Sr. Staff Field Applications Engineer supporting sales throughout the North American region. For over 34 years Nick has been a professional in the IT industry, starting in manufacturing, then into the field providing service and support to end users on Wall St. This was followed by various positions as an end user at Dow Jones Telerate. Over the last 22 years, Nick has been working in sales as a technical resource, primarily focused on servers, storage, storage area networks and network connectivity products.
Marc Jeffrey Mojica, Product Line Manager for Marvell, Dell Technologies
Marc is the Dell PLM for Marvell. He has been at Dell for 10 years and has previously been a Technical Sales Rep and a Storage SME.
Wes Gunn, Dell Expert Network Program Manager, Dell Technologies