Stanford Seminar - The Soul of a New Machine: Rethinking the Computer
Stanford Online
Why leaders watch it
Founder explains why his company builds on-prem hyperscale servers, but the content is mostly technical.
Bryan Cantrill of Oxide Computer Company gives a Stanford EE380 talk on rethinking the server. He argues that hyperscaler-style rack-scale machines with open firmware, RISC-V and Rust should be available to everyone, not just the giants.
Topics: Startups & entrepreneurship, Strategy & competitive advantage
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