Episodes

Adam Jacob, co-founder and CEO of System Initiative, shares insights on his journey from creating Chef to building System Initiative. This groundbreaking platform allows engineers to model infrastructure with high fidelity, enabling real-time simulations, multiplayer collaboration, and safer, faster deployments. Adam explains how digital twins and the “Living Architecture” approach allow engineers to work collaboratively in a game-like environment, eliminating the slow feedback loops associated with traditional Infrastructure as Code (IaC)

We sit down with Ignacio Llorente, CEO of OpenNebula, to discuss how open-source cloud management is advancing with OpenNebula. Ignacio shares how the platform, built on a Linux-inspired architecture, empowers companies to control their cloud environments while avoiding hyper-scaler lock-in. We discuss OpenNebula’s multi-cloud approach, its commitment to vendor neutrality, and the influence of EU funding in driving cloud innovation.

James White of CalypsoAI discusses AI security, enabling businesses to adopt AI responsibly, securely, and efficiently. Topics include protecting against AI threats like data leaks and adversarial attacks, regulatory compliance, and the benefits of using CalypsoAI’s enterprise-grade AI security platform.

Amidst the Broadcom VMware shake-up, Hosted Network steps up to the plate with a game-changing multi-tenancy solution for Proxmox, empowering MSPs to transition smoothly and keep getting sh*t done

As businesses increasingly adopt diverse IT systems, the demand for cohesive management solutions grows. In this episode, we explore how TechGrid is addressing these challenges by transforming the traditional MSP into a more integrated Technology Service Provider (TSP). Phillip Wegner, CEO and Founder of TechGrid, shares the company’s journey from its origins as SecureEdge to becoming a leading platform for IT service management. Learn about the evolution of the MSP industry, the challenges of digital connectivity, and how TechGrid’s innovative platform is helping service providers streamline their operations and improve customer satisfaction

Performance Monitoring (NPM) and Network Detection and Response (NDR) are critical to day to day operations! In Episode 87 of Great Things with Great Tech, Anthony Spiteri sits down with Pavel Minarik, the Vice President of Technology at Progress, to explore the dynamic world of network performance monitoring (NPM) and network detection and response (NDR). Pavel dives into the intricacies of Flowmon's advanced network behavior analysis and real-time threat detection technologies, which are transforming how organizations secure and optimize their networks. Discover the journey of Flowmon, its innovative solutions, and its vision for the future of network security.

Justin Borgman, Co-Founder and CEO of Starburst, explores the cutting-edge world of data management and analytics. Justin shares insights into Starburst's innovative use of Trino and Apache Iceberg, revolutionizing data warehousing and analytics. Learn about the company's journey, the evolution of data lakes, and the role of data science in modern enterprises.

In Episode 85 of Great Things with Great Tech, Anthony Spiteri interviews Martin Musiol, founder of GenerativeAI.net. They discuss Martin's journey in AI, the growth of GenerativeAI.net, and the current and future state of generative AI. Topics include GANs, transformer models, and the practical applications of AI in various industries. Martin shares insights on challenges and opportunities in the AI landscape and offers a glimpse into the future of artificial general intelligence.

In Episode 84 of "Great Things with Great Tech," we dive deep into the world of data management with Peer Software, a company that has been at the forefront of revolutionizing data synchronization and management since 1993. Join Anthony Spiteri as he converses with Jimmy Tam, CEO of Peer Software, about how they are breaking down data silos and addressing the challenges of modern data growth and accessibility.

The podcast episode delves into the inception, evolution, and impact of the "Darknet Diaries," hosted by Jack Rhysider. It explores how Jack transitioned from a career in network and security engineering to creating a top-charting podcast that explores the hidden and often ominous aspects of the internet and cybersecurity. The discussion also touches upon the power of storytelling in cybersecurity, the educational impact of the podcast, and future trends in cyber threats and media representation.

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Join us in Episode 82 of Great Things with Great Tech, featuring Rohit Yadav, VP of Engineering at Apache CloudStack. Rohit and I talk about the evolution of Apache CloudStack from its early days at cloud.com to the Citrix acquisition, to donation to the Apache Cloud Foundation to now, becoming a key player in providing turnkey, scalable cloud solutions across various industries

Join us in Episode 81 of Great Things with Great Tech, featuring Blane Sims, Head of Product at Truebit. Dive into Truebit's journey from improving Ethereum's computational limitations to establishing a new standard for offchain verification. Understand how Truebit's protocol, based on game theory, assures computational accuracy and integrity, crucial for the advancement of decentralized applications.

UBX Cloud has transformed from a childhood computer fascination to a global cloud service innovator. In Episode 80 of Great Things with Great Tech, we're joined by Steven Panovski, President and Co-founder of UBX Cloud. Dive into their story of beginning in a Detroit basement with servers to becoming a major force in the cloud services industry, leveraging technology for operational excellence worldwide.

Join us in Episode 79 of Great Things with Great Tech, featuring Jeff Ready, co-founder and CEO of Scale Computing. Discover how Scale Computing has navigated the virtualization landscape, harnessing hyper-convergence and AI to offer self-healing, efficient IT solutions. Learn about their unique journey, steady growth, and how the Broadcom acquisition of VMware is playing out for them

In this episode, we sit down with Olivier Lambert, CEO and co-founder of Vates, the innovative company behind XCP-ng and Xen Orchestra. Established in Grenoble, France, in 2012, Vates has become a community favourite in the open-source virtualization space, offering powerful alternatives to traditional hypervisors. Olivier and I explore Vates roots in open-source solutions and how it's shaping the future of virtualization with its user-centric platforms. Lambert shares his insights on Vates' mission, the evolution of XCP-ng and Xen Orchestra, and how these tools are democratizing virtualization for organizations of all sizes.

This episode features a discussion with Amar Goel, co-founder and CEO of Bito, a company revolutionizing the software development process through AI-driven tools. Focusing on increasing developer productivity and code quality, Bito integrates ChatGPT into IDEs and CLIs, streamlining the coding process. Amar and I discuss Bito's role in enhancing software development, its key features, and the future trajectory of AI in coding. The conversation also touches on job security in the evolving landscape of AI and software development.

Andy shares insights into Nexsan's innovative approach from the early days of ATA technology to the current advancements in NVMe and flash storage. Learn about Nexsan's commitment to data integrity, its response to cybersecurity threats, and how it plans to address the data-intensive needs of AI and ML. With a legacy that dates back to 1999, Nexsan continues to demonstrate engineering excellence and a keen eye for future market disruptions. Founded in the UK and now a resilient privately held company, Nexsan stands out as a boutique storage manufacturer that delivers exceptional value and reliability