Phil Trickovic

"Absolutely needed, and it's not a restriction as far as we're concerned on any of this that we've just discussed. Fully understand it. We've been dealing with this also for the last 10 years. Not even just GDPR. India, you have BIS. I mean, every country. Japan has its own set of challenges. That's not an issue for us right now."

"If you're doing micro- service based apps, which I would say is going to be 80 % of future applications, and that's probably understated, Kubernetes environments come with an order of magnitude or object. So, if you have compliance issues, you've got GDPR, whatever, restrictions around country exit, it's not just like the Word document that you spit out or the outcome that you spit out. It's every single object that that is touched cannot lead that bounded."

"we know what a workload's doing. We know what it's done over time. We gather those historic parameters and we will tune in real time your resources required to run that workload. So, we are the most efficient way to serve ones and zeros."

"Our AI engine will go out, scan all resources, available CPUs, et cetera, et cetera, network, bandwidth and come back and recommend, "Okay, you want to add 100 users. You want to add 100, 000 users." It will tell you horsepower- wise exactly what you need to do that with, what you have and how to do it, how to expand it."

"You're just throwing money away the old way and it's not the most efficient way. And you're costing our plant. I mean, we're standing up nuclear power plants on beaches now to power searches. Come on, world, let's use the resources wisely or we're never going to get where this can go."

"A lot of the magic and smoke and mirrors needs to go away, because the efficiency gains, the potential of this technology advancement is massive, but all of us need to change our mindsets about how we approach ."