Speaker: Arun Kamat
Session Title: DDR3 – Challenges and Opportunities

This presentation analyses the challenges and opportunities to both DRAM suppliers and DRAM users. DRAM application trends, advantages of DDR3 in various end use applications are discussed. Hynix’s DDR3 plan and status as well as DRAM solutions for 2008 and beyond will be covered.

Speaker: Robert Hu
Session Title: Windows in Dynamic Datacenter

What you will learn from this session:
- Vision for dynamic datacenter
- How to realize it with Microsoft technology
- How to build applications for dynamic datacenter

Speaker: Sangkuk(Scott) Kim
Session Title: DDR3 DRAM solutions for mobile and server in 2008

What you will learn from this session:
- Update DDR3 key features, compared with DDR2
- Share DDR3 SDRAM benefits, compared with DDR2
- DDR3 SoDIMM/RDIMM architecture and solutio
- Samsung DDR3 SDRAM development status
- DDR3 market acceleration

Speaker: Sin-Yaw Wang
Session Title: OpenSolaris Distro: The Road To Solaris Next

What you will learn from this session:
- How Solaris plays in the world of Linux
- Open Solaris distribution and how that works
- XVM virtualization for Linux applications on Solaris
- Virtualization architecture of Solaris

Speaker: Ku-Jei King
Session Title: IBM BladeCenter Technology

What you will learn from this session:
- BladeCenter design philosophy and rationale
- Lowering Total-Cost-of-Ownership (TCO) to all customer segments, including SMB
- BladeCenter and IBM Green Initiative

Session Speaker: Golden Liu
Session Time: 13:00-14:30

For many businesses, maintaining remote locations generates significant operational costs and administrative challenges. Although businesses are well aware of these issues, they are often constrained by one simple prerequisite distributed networks. Ultimately, the inherent limitations of distributed network architectures ”WAN”have an undesirable effect on the efficient operation of branch offices. This scenario focuses on the security, management, and communication improvements that will mitigate these issues for branch offices where Windows Server 2008 is deployed. The clinic is comprised of three lessons and a lab covering the following topics: 1) Branch Office Server Deployment and Administration 2) Read-Only Domain Controller (RODC) 3) Branch Office Physical Security Approximately one-half of the total three-hour clinic is devoted to lecture/discussion, and half is devoted to the lab exercises.

Session Speaker: Golden Liu
Session Time: 14:40-16:10

You are responsible in your organization for the installation and configuration of Windows Server 2008. You are required to install and configure each Windows Server 2008 server to provide a variety of roles (such as Print and DHCP) and features (such as Windows Server Backup) without the creation of special tools or scripts. You need to have the ability to quickly inspect the configuration of your servers, and when troubleshooting a service failure, take appropriate corrective actions without the creation of special tools or scripts.

*Windows Server 2008 hands-on lab will be delivered in Chinese.