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Part of the Cloud 2015 initiative, The Open Data Center Alliance makes it easier for customers to deploy cloud computing solutions, as it focuses oninteroperability, flexibility and unifying industry standards. The Open Data Center Alliance will represent more than $50 billion in annual IT investment.
Intel, which powers 9 out10 of the servers for the cloud today, will be a technical advisor and non voting member in the alliance. The companies involved are cross-vertical includingLockheed Martin, Marriott International, BMW and JP Morgan Chase, joining together with Intel towards the ultimate endgoal of simplified virtual computing. While Google,Amazon Yahoo are missing from the list, Intel commented that membership is still open, “There's a lot of people still in the pipeline.
Grappling with the fact thatthere will be another one billion people and another 15 billion devices on the Internet in 2015, the Cloud 2015 vision to simplify virtual computing is three pronged:Federated (so clients can better and more securely share data), automated (more efficiency in moving data), and “client-aware” (a cloud API that is device aware, takinginto account whether a user is on a phone or a laptop). Intel executives emphasized that communication between the players will be key in achieving the initiative'sgoals of decreased IT spending and increased effiency.
From the hardware side, Intel also announced an expansion of its Cloud Builders program, which allowscompanies like Citrix, Dell, HP, IBM, Microsoft, NetApp and VMware to provide solutions for many of the issues brought up by the alliance and the usage model roadmap.