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May 13, 2008	BladeSystems Insight Panel Discussion — The Next Step in Virtualization Where do we go from here? Featuring Executives from BLADE, Emulex, Cisco, and Intel Moderated by Barb Goldworm, President & Chief Analyst, Focus Consulting Video in WMV format (125 megs)
May 2, 2008	InfoWorld Podcast — BLADE CEO, Vikram Mehta, at Interop 2008: “Virtualizing the Network Facilities” Audio from Interop
April 29, 2008	Interop Video: Rackonomics and Virtual, Cooler and Easier Networking Video from Blade Network Technologies
December 12, 2007	IBM System x — Celebrating 10 Years of X-Architecture Video from IBM Vikram Mehta, among others, discusses IBM’s X-Architecture
September 6, 2007	Vikram Mehta at AlwaysOn Going Green CEO Showcase Video of Presentation Slides of Presentation Vikram Mehta, President & CEO BLADE Network Technologies Vikram Mehta discusses the importance of going green in the data center.
August 8, 2007	10G Ethernet: Networking in the Next-Generation Data Center Audio of Presentation Slides of Presentation Vikram Mehta, President & CEO BLADE Network Technologies Jeffrey M. Birnbaum, Founder and CEO 60East Technologies, LLC As per-port prices drop, 10G Ethernet will increasingly be deployed to overcome data center bottlenecks for bandwidth-intensive applications such as high-performance computing, business continuity, virtualization, video on demand, storage, video surveillance and voice over IP. This session will explore the outlook for 10G Ethernet in the next-generation data center, providing guidelines for how to implement 10G Ethernet switching in state-of-the-art blade server systems and to create advanced network topologies that employ 10G Ethernet networking directly to and from each blade in the server. It also will compare 10G Ethernet to connectivity alternatives such as InfiniBand, RapidIO and other specialized or proprietary options.
May 2, 2007	Vikram Mehta Interview for Red Herring Video of Interview Local version and transcript “Once a business unit of Nortel, a cash infusion by Garnett & Helfrich Capital transformed BLADE Network Technologies into an independent company with a focus on server virtualization. The idea is that one server can be partitioned into many servers, thus allowing companies to save money on hardware and software costs. Some recent studies suggest that virtual-style servers will grab more than half the market in new servers within the next two years. While BLADE enjoys partnerships with companies like IBM, it also faces massive competitors like Cisco, Intel, and Dlink.” — Red Herring Spring Conference Monterey, California