Marvell Technology Inc.
06/21/2021 | News release | Distributed by Public on 06/21/2021 14:32
Marvell Shares 5G, Cloud and Data Infrastructure Insights at The Six Five Summit
This week, Moor Insights and Futurum Research kicked off The Six Five Summit, a virtual, on demand event focused on the latest developments and trends in digital transformation. Marvell was thrilled to join alongside the world's leading technology companies to share insights on strategy, innovation and where the industry is heading.
Marvell's Raghib Hussain, President, Products and Technologies participated in the event's Cloud and Infrastructure Day to discuss the evolution of the cloud data center including the shift from application-specific to data-centric compute. In his presentation, 'Accelerating the Cloud Data Center Evolution,' Raghib focuses on how scalability, performance and efficiency are driving technology infrastructure requirements and why optimized and customized silicon solutions are the future of the cloud.
As part of the 5G, Edge and IoT Day, Raj Singh, Executive VP, Processors at Marvell presented '5G: Driving Innovation,' and explains how 5G networks are evolving to meet the needs of increased capacity, speed and quality of service. Raj highlights the ways in which Marvell is helping to enable the ecosystem and working with industry leaders to expedite the availability of open RAN to the market.
Finally, in 'A conversation with Matt Murphy, President and Chief Executive Officer at Marvell,' taking place on Semiconductors and Devices Day, Daniel Newman of Futurum talks with Matt about the company's transformation and 5-year journey to data infrastructure, early establishment in 5G, and what's to come in automotive.
If you missed Raghib's, Raj's and Matt's Spotlight Sessions this week at The Summit, you can catch them on demand at the above highlighted links following registration. Check it out!
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