17 April 2024 11:30 - 12:00
From GenAI to digital twins: Powering the next AI revolution
In the dawn of the AI industrial revolution, advanced technologies like digital twins, generative AI and multi-agents are revolutionizing industries, predicting weather, training humanoid robots, accelerating drug discovery, and redefining design and manufacturing processes.
Yet, these transformative advancements entail a significant surge in computational requirements, straining our existing infrastructures to their limits and necessitating a shift towards a novel infrastructure paradigm. Unlike traditional cloud applications, the compute-intensive AI landscape requires a fundamental rethinking of compute interaction.
AI applications necessitate a flexible, hybrid infrastructure to handle their dynamic training and inference needs, diverse resource requirements, and complex queue management stemming from limited, finite resources. This shift introduces challenges for organizations. Custom scripts, disjointed team efforts, and unpredictable cloud expenses can lead to inefficient compute management, increased costs, and delayed time-to-market.
This requires infrastructure capable of orchestrating high-performance computing, specialized hardware, and cloud resources. Join Santosh as he navigates the complexities of the AI compute landscape, offering practical strategies for success amidst evolving technological frontiers.