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Pure Storage CEO on Silicon Valley Culture and 'Entitled' Employees

At Barron's

At Barron's

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4.717 Ratings

🗓️ 14 November 2024

⏱️ 20 minutes

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Summary

Pure Storage CEO Charlie Giancarlo spoke to Barron's about what Silicon Valley is really like as part of a wide-ranging conversation. He also discussed the spectrum of employees out there, including ones who are "entitled" and those who are "mission-oriented."

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0:00.0

Hello everyone and welcome to Ad Barrens. I'm Andy Surwer and welcome to our guest Charlie Giancarlo, CEO of Pure Storage. Charlie, great to see you.

0:13.7

Good to see you Andy, always good. So Pure does exactly what, Charlie. Let's start off with that.

0:19.4

What we provide is high speed, high performance

0:22.6

data storage systems. And we do that both for large enterprise, medium enterprise, and also for

0:29.1

cloud providers. So, you know, it's kind of interesting. People say, well, I'm just storing my

0:32.8

data in the cloud, and sometimes they forget that. Eventually, that has to go onto something

0:36.7

physical that actually stores go onto something physical that

0:37.6

actually stores the data and that's what we provide.

0:40.6

Right.

0:40.8

It's a publicly traded company.

0:42.1

We'll get into that a little bit.

0:43.8

But there's a difference between the kind of storage your company provides, Flash versus

0:48.8

traditional and we need to get into that.

0:51.2

Please do.

0:51.9

Well, storage or data has been stored on the same media

0:55.8

for the last 70 years, and those are called disks, magnetic hard disks, and people used

1:01.9

to have that in their laptops, and they used to be even in iPods. I remember there was an iPod

1:07.2

with a hard disk in it. And some of your viewers may have used an external hard drive at one point in time.

1:13.8

Well, it turns out that still the majority of the world's data is still stored on magnetic

1:17.6

hard drives that were stored, that were designed 70 years ago.

1:21.5

Now, if you're holding your, your, your smartphone today, you may have a lot of storage

1:27.1

in that, you know, a quarter of a

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