>> From Gillette Stadium in Foxboro, Massachusetts, if the queue covering Vita Winter warmer, twenty nineteen brought to you by Silicon Angle media. Hi. >> I'm Jackie Sampson here with stew Minutemen wrapping up the show today. Ah, we're here. Gillette. >> So to this's the fifty year Vito, what's changed? >> Yeah, Jackie, so much has changed. So I've actually been coming to show for about >> eight years, and it was known as the >> New England V Mug back then. So when it switched for the tug, number one is a little bit more independent than a V M, where users group >> itself so broader on virtual >> station. But they actually made a conscious effort to expand beyond >> virtualization and talk about cloud computing. And four years ago, cloud computing while it had been gone, gone for about five years, most people coming to this show really didn't understand much beyond. I'd heard a cloud computing. I might have seen it on, like commercials from Microsoft, you know, to the cloud or some stuff like that. But they really didn't understand it. So I loved an event like this that brought in. They brought an >> Amazon. Microsoft had them give presentations, and they were breaking out from the ecosystem. This ecosystems >> gone through a maturation. Most of the vendors, I believe there's about >> five vendors here have a basic organization but have grown in decline. So we see in the users the ecosystem of the show. Make sure it's still over a thousand people here every year, and it's one that I was loved. >> That's awesome. So I was wondering. >> There are a lot of interesting guests that were on the Cube today. So what were the calm >> Dan's in virtualization >> space that you think company should >> start paying closer attention to twenty nineteen? >> Eso a common thing when I look back to twenty eighteen and continue here in twenty nineteen share >> really defines our industry today. So when we talk about going from virtual ization to cloud, we understand that that's gonna have to some disruption. We're at a user conference here, love talking to these users, and I talkto one user talked about the their hyper converge roll out, and they're going to be extending that for d R to the >> clouds I had a guest >> on today. Actually, the first one I've done it, Vito. He used to do virtualization, but in his day job today, all he does is a ws, and he does coding with PHP and he helps build out. Actually, Jackie, you gotta listen to this one because they're company does hair in massage, but for senior citizens on Lee. So it's really interesting based out of Cleveland. He's based locally. But you know, it's a nice niche and understanding the technology underneath that helps them at all of their location to do that. So you know, the common theme is, you know, it's a great time to be in technology. There's a lot of change going on, and there's great opportunities at events like this and training material for people tto learn and grow and keep themselves relevant and keep their business moving. >> That's pretty cool. So, >> speaking of relevance, who are some >> of the key players in >> space over some of the key players and talk? Teo? >> Yeah, so, >> you know, look, my first two guests were probably >> the two that have >> the biggest market share in the most relevant. So that >> is somewhere, you know, dominant in the virtual ization place and Amazon. Think clear Leader came for stuffed services going beyond actually supposed to have a guest on from microphone >> soft. Unfortunately, she was sick today. And look, it is not a winner. Take all. There is broad ecosystem and a lot of diversity out there in the ecosystem. So look, there's lots of virtual ization that isn't VM, where there's lots of cloud activity that's happening, both of them. What they've done really well in our balancing is their ecosystem. So a lot of change going on there. Neither of those companies is nearly as >> don't say the New England Patriots were going to their third Super Bowl in a row on DH talking. Did you know I'm a little excited about being here? A. Gillette? I wore my season ticket pin here. They just turned the lights on for us. Behind here, I >> can see my season ticket here. I was here. >> Wade. Rob Ninkovich on the program so way didn't talk to rob about too much. But, you know, even he was talking about the charitable works it does on new technologies. >> The underpinning he was actually telling me off camera, he's like, you know, Helen, I'm not doing football is like I should be in tech. You know, text. There's a lot going on. It's really interesting. And you know, that's the analogy we always have with the Cube is you know, one of the earliest clients said, where the pen attack. Let's give independent coverage, you know, help understand. Watch those waves and change justice in sports. If you want them long enough, things do change. You know, the NFL today. There's a very past happy league, and I think backto, when I was much younger, it was like, you know, defense running wins game today, you know, I mean, cloud computing is all the rage and rightly so, and there's still a lot of growth there. But, you know, virtual ization >> important. And there's >> so many different areas for people to be able to dig in. And that keeps >> us hopping from show to show on Keeps me excited. Teo. Find ofthe community people on technologists, users that >> will share their experiences. >> That's pretty cool. So did you have any favorite interview today? Or interviews? Plural. >> Yeah, you know, Jackie, >> it's always tough for me to, you know, choose a choose a favorite. >> So no right way has taught leadership pieces. You know where you talked about it? We talked about >> career with some computer people we talked to use, or so >> I hate to say it always liked to be like, Yeah, yeah, thiss one. But you know, overall, it was really good. I'm really happy to be able, Teo, participate. Even It's tough when I look back. In the years >> that I've been doing this, >> it's just the diversity of the new things that we get to learn your aunt and that keep >> me excited. You know, from year to year, >> it's awesome. So, Stew, thank you so much for wrapping up the show today. >> And, Jackie, I really appreciate you helping me. You know, wrap this up. You know, you're No, >> you know that. Love to say that. Thank you, everyone. I'm Jackie with student. Thanks >> for watching.