Massive Data Computing in a Connected World

Dr. Pradeep Dubey, Intel

Computing platforms and the World Wide Web are undergoing significant architectural transitions driven by the unprecedented convergence of the need to process massive amounts of data with the availability of massive compute resources. This has significant algorithmic implications for traditional approaches to many common computational problems in visual computing and analytics. This further has the potential to enable a new class of Connected Computing applications. The service-oriented focus and real-time nature of these emerging applications make computing more implicit and capable of delivering a significantly more immersive experience to a broader class of end-users. This talk will explore the compute-platform implications of this trend.