On theCUBE Pod live from MWC Barcelona: A deep dive into networking, silicon innovation and the future of data centers
SiliconANGLE , Friday, March 1st, 2024
It was a special episode of theCUBE Podcast for theCUBE Research industry analysts Dave Vellante and John Furrier, as they recorded live from MWC Barcelona. The show was all about networking and silicon and involved exclusive coverage on theCUBE, including conversations from Antonio Neri, Michael Dell, Charlie Kawwas and Rami Rahim, among others.
Covering silicon chips has been a part of coverage at theCUBE for more than a decade. The importance of silicon has always been well understood, and this week saw several intriguing conversations take place.
'It was interesting to hear Charlie Kawwas talk about CMOS, and what a game changer it was,' said Vellante (pictured, left). I remember when IBM mainframes were running ECL - emitter-coupled logic - and they transferred into CMOS, which was much low power. They had to pay a performance penalty, but they knew they were on a new curve. They dominated that business. Of course, we know what happened with the PC revolution and Intel.'