Cachengo’s CEO Ash Young highlights the innovations in data storage with parallel processing that are empowering the deep neural networks required for AI computing and machine learning in the automotive industry and everything else right out on the edge–and how SD-WAN and the Integrated Trust Network are bringing it all together.  

In this Executives at the Edge podcast episode, host Pascal Menezes explores these topics and more with Ash Young of Cachengo:

• Where do we process the many gigs of data collected at the edge by AI and how can bento and pizza boxes help?  
• How can we effectively and efficiently analyze the data on location, and only transfer what’s relevant?  
• How will SD-WAN help us to network services and hardware together in an easily scalable way?  
• What’s the key to wide-scale adoption and interoperability?   
• Can a truly interoperable solution exist and how can we trust it?

About Our Guest

Ash Young, Co-Founder & CEO, Cachengo

As a visionary CEO with over 20 years as a pioneer in the storage industry, Ash created the first open source NAS (Network Attached Storage) stack, the first unified block/file storage stack for Linux, the first storage management software, innovating many times along the way.

He has served in a number of VP and CXO roles for some of the leaders in storage and open source, including Xyratex (now Seagate), Snap Appliance (now Microsemi), and VA Linux Systems.

Ash’s uncanny ability to be creative and leave a lasting influence on technology is what truly sets him apart. He is happy to envision being 100 years old and still writing open source software for the world.

Executives at the Edge podcast is brought to you by MEF, an industry association of 200 service, technology, and cloud providers who together accelerate enterprise digital transformation.

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