As artificial intelligence reshapes cybersecurity, organizations are being forced to rethink data sovereignty, trust, and resilience. In this episode, we sit down with Adam Gale, Field CTO for Cybersecurity and AI at NetApp, to explore how AI, security, and geopolitics are colliding in today’s digital infrastructure.
This conversation goes beyond theory to discuss real-world challenges and decisions organizations are facing right now.
\In this episode, we cover:
• How AI is being used in modern cybersecurity
• Why “human in the loop” still matters for critical decisions
• What data sovereignty really means—and why it’s not one-size-fits-all
• The role of encryption and key ownership in protecting data
• Real-world examples of dark sites, resilience, and infrastructure disruptions
• Why trust and transparency are essential in security platforms
With AI accelerating and regulations evolving worldwide, data sovereignty is no longer just a compliance issue—it’s becoming a strategic and board-level concern.
All content for TechONTAPPodcast is the property of NetApp and is served directly from their servers
with no modification, redirects, or rehosting. The podcast is not affiliated with or endorsed by Podjoint in any way.
As artificial intelligence reshapes cybersecurity, organizations are being forced to rethink data sovereignty, trust, and resilience. In this episode, we sit down with Adam Gale, Field CTO for Cybersecurity and AI at NetApp, to explore how AI, security, and geopolitics are colliding in today’s digital infrastructure.
This conversation goes beyond theory to discuss real-world challenges and decisions organizations are facing right now.
\In this episode, we cover:
• How AI is being used in modern cybersecurity
• Why “human in the loop” still matters for critical decisions
• What data sovereignty really means—and why it’s not one-size-fits-all
• The role of encryption and key ownership in protecting data
• Real-world examples of dark sites, resilience, and infrastructure disruptions
• Why trust and transparency are essential in security platforms
With AI accelerating and regulations evolving worldwide, data sovereignty is no longer just a compliance issue—it’s becoming a strategic and board-level concern.
Episode 395 - How Azure NetApp Files Powers EDA Workloads
TechONTAPPodcast
45 minutes 10 seconds
1 year ago
Episode 395 - How Azure NetApp Files Powers EDA Workloads
Electronic Design Automation (EDA) is the industry that powers the innovations to technology we utilize everyday by making smaller, more powerful microchips for use in our cell phones, smart devices, self-driving cars, laptops and more.
EDA requires a massive amount of compute and storage at a rapidly growing scale that most datacenters simply cannot keep up with in a cost effective manner. Usually, by the time a new datacenter is finished, it's already too small. That is why more and more EDA vendors and chip makers are turning to the cloud for their workflows.
Microsoft's Global Black Belt for EDA - Andy Chan - and NetApp's EDA expert Michael Johnson, join us to discuss how Azure NetApp Files is an ideal solution for EDA workloads.
TechONTAPPodcast
As artificial intelligence reshapes cybersecurity, organizations are being forced to rethink data sovereignty, trust, and resilience. In this episode, we sit down with Adam Gale, Field CTO for Cybersecurity and AI at NetApp, to explore how AI, security, and geopolitics are colliding in today’s digital infrastructure.
This conversation goes beyond theory to discuss real-world challenges and decisions organizations are facing right now.
\In this episode, we cover:
• How AI is being used in modern cybersecurity
• Why “human in the loop” still matters for critical decisions
• What data sovereignty really means—and why it’s not one-size-fits-all
• The role of encryption and key ownership in protecting data
• Real-world examples of dark sites, resilience, and infrastructure disruptions
• Why trust and transparency are essential in security platforms
With AI accelerating and regulations evolving worldwide, data sovereignty is no longer just a compliance issue—it’s becoming a strategic and board-level concern.
