On this wide-ranging episode of Next Platform we move in several directions; from the world of bioinformatics infrastructure in the pandemic era to what’s ahead for HPC to what the largest cloud vendors are buying—and what that means for the market.
On today’s episode we talk to Naveen Rao, co-founder of AI chip startup, Nervana Systems, which was acquired by Intel about what he expects from AI semiconductor market going forward. We also touched base with Paul Teich of Liftr Insights about their deep data on what the cloud builders are buying. Later in the program we have Dr. David Keyes who heads the extreme scale computing efforts at KAUST and is also chair of the upcoming International Supercomputing Conference. Finally, Ari Berman of Bioteam, an HPC oriented bioinformatics firm that has some solid insight about the hardware impact of COVID research.
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Join us for new episodes featuring worthwhile interviews on a wide range of topics relevant to large-scale computing infrastructure every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
Next Platform TV for September 22, 2020
Can Nvidia jump the regulatory hurdles to capture Arm—and how?; OpenCAPI is the right answer for memory and I/O—so what’s missing?; Future-proofing a semiconductor/software strategy for edge AI; How one neuromorphic chip startup sees a path. The IT sector has been digesting the technical and product line implications of the …
Next Platform TV for July 21, 2020
On today’s program we talk with Nvidia co-founder, Chris Malachowsky alongside University of Florida Provost and VP, Joe Glover, about a sizable AI investment; we focus on an end-user Kubernetes journey through the lens of telematics giant, ABAX; we talk AI in manufacturing (where it is today versus what is …
Next Platform TV for Monday, June 29
Today we look at an evaluation of AMD versus Nvidia GPUs for HPC applications, we also consider infrastructure for AI in production drug discovery, and in a completely different direction, we talk to Danny Shapiro, head of automotive at Nvidia about the datacenter requirements for future autonomous vehicles. Also on …
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