Developers comprise a hot commodity amidst the Cloud Wars currently taking place between AWS and the whole of the industry, as Amazon makes its mark in the enterprise.  Infrastructure-as-a-Service is a byproduct of a rapidly evolving datacenter, and open source technology is powering the revolt against Amazon.  The appeal to developers in this case is increasingly important, considering software’s emerging role in the evolved datacenter.  And given the recently concluded OpenStack Summit and the upcoming AWS Summit 2013, April’s been an especially radical month for the Cloud Wars, presenting theCube a unique opportunity all the same.

The AWS Summit 2013 kicks off this week on April 30, 2013, at the Moscone South in San Francisco, CA.  theCube will be there, streaming live broadcasts, interviews and analysis during the entire event.  One thing we’ll be looking at is how AWS Summit stacks up to the OpenStack Summit, and how Amazon will respond to the bevy of competitors hoping to curb AWS’s success in the enterprise space.  It’s a hyper-scaled race to improve and monetize the growing IaaS space, where unified product portfolios will give vendors the leading edge.

Watch all of our live broadcasts here, or on SiliconANGLE.tv.  Be sure to check our YouTube channel for archived clips and highlights from the event.

AWS Summit 2013

Attendees of the event will hear keynotes from Andy Jassy Amazon – Web Services and Amazon Infrastructure Senior VP; Greg Johnson – Nokia Xpress Internet Services Head of Analytics and Consumer Insights; Sean Beausoleil – Mailbox Lead Engineer; and Ryan Tudhope – Atomic Fiction, Inc. Co-Founder/VFX Supervisor.

Discussions during the event will revolve around AWS’ products and services and how these can help enterprises to become more mobile and social, address storage concerns, DevOps, Backup and Disaster Recovery in the Cloud, reduce costs, and dozens more tips and tricks to enhance businesses.

theCube: LIVE broadcast from the event

Click here for our livestream coverage of the event, or tune in at theCube, SiliconANGLE.tv’s premier video production, to see the most important topics discussed at the event. SiliconANGLE CEO and founder John Furrier will be presenting theCube alongside Wikibon Chief Analyst Dave Vellante, interviewing a number of special guests to eliminate the noise and focus on the topics that really matter and interest people in the enterprise.

You can also follow our coverage of the AWS Summit 2013 right here on SiliconANGLE.com.