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Tune in to the latest episode of the AWS Tech Chat podcast to hear all about how AWS is revolutionizing the sports industry. Hosted by Cheryl Joseph, a senior solutions architect at AWS, and her co-host Karl Hart, a principal solutions architect focused on the sports vertical, this insightful episode dives deep into the ways AWS is enabling leagues and teams to elevate the fan experience through cutting-edge technology.
Shai Perednik, Global Tech Lead – Blockchain, AWS | Arindam Chatterji, Senior Solution Architect - US SMB, AWS | Anton Gridin, Senior Solution Architect, AWS
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The podcast delves into the Nitro system and its protection categories for confidential computing, as well as AWS Nitro Enclaves - a feature that provides isolation for sensitive data and applications. The hosts discuss the many use cases of Nitro enclaves, including cryptographic attestation capabilities, and explore how it can be used in various blockchain use cases, containerization, and Kubernetes. Additionally, the podcast provides resources for listeners to learn more about Nitro enclaves.
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Overall, the podcast provides a comprehensive understanding of confidential computing and how it can be implemented for enhanced security. It's a valuable resource for those interested in AWS services and data privacy.
Shai Perednik - Global Tech Lead - Blockchain | Arindam Chatterji - Senior Solution Architect - US SMB | Prasad Shetty - Senior Solution Architect - US NE Enterprise
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Shai Perednik - Global Tech Lead - Blockchain | Matthew Cline - Senior Solutions Architect | Muhammad Mansoor - Senior Solutions Architect
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Shai Perednik, Global Tech Lead, Blockchain, AWS | Dr. Saša Baškarada, Worldwide Lead, Cloud Adoption Framework, AWS | Jason Turse, Senior Practice Manager, Advisory (Defense), AWS
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Shai Perednik - Global Tech Lead - Blockchain, AWS | Cheryl Joseph - Solutions Architect, AWS | Stephen Liedig - Principal SA - Serverless, AWS
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There are some questions that nearly everyone ask when they first start the journey to 'big data' in the cloud. This session looks at “Where do I start?”
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Matt has authored and releasing a number of enterprise mobile applications, worked in mobile device security, and developed global innovations within the chatbot technology space. He now works at AWS helping customers scale their applications.
Deb Maud - Senior Product Manager (Technical), AWS
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