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Greening the AI/ML Data Center

Embedded Computing Design

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发布日期: 2024年5月31日

Over the next few years, AI/ML data centers must overcome three challenges simultaneously, deliver better performance to meet soaring demand, contain costs while expanding in size and complexity, and continue to increase energy efficiency. Pulling off that trifecta will require technological advances in nearly every part of the data center, including the cables interconnecting AI accelerators, switches, pooled memory systems, smart NICs, and servers. Read more.

Innodisk's New Vision, "Architect Intelligence", on Display at COMPUTEX

Innodisk Corporation is attending COMPUTEX TAIPEI 2024 with an emphasis on edge AI. Booth highlights will include the CXL 2.0 memory?expansion for high scalability, E3.S SSD, and innovative MIPI over Type-C camera technology for machine vision. Demonstrations will consist of smart manufacturing PPE recognition and intelligent people tracking utilizing Innodisk’s custom edge AI capabilities. Innodisk will also introduce its new brand vision, "Architect Intelligence". Make sure to stop by Booth J0110, Hall 1, 1F, to learn more. Read more.

NXP, eleQtron and ParityQC Reveal Quantum Computing Demonstrator

According to a recent release, 恩智浦半导体 has partnered with eleQtron GmbH and ParityQC , with the QSea consortium?of the DLR Quantencomputing-Initiative (DLR QCI), to create what is reportedly the first full-stack, ion-trap based quantum computer demonstrator made entirely in Germany. The new quantum computer demonstrator is in Hamburg.

“Hamburg is one of our most important R&D locations. We are proud that, together with DLR and our partners eleQtron and ParityQC, we are able to present the first ion-trap based quantum computer demonstrator developed entirely in Germany,” said Lars Reger , CTO at NXP Semiconductors. “We are convinced that industry and research communities in Hamburg and throughout Germany will benefit from this project. It will help to build up and expand important expertise in quantum computing, to use it for the economic benefit of us all, and also to further strengthen our digital sovereignty in Germany and the EU.” Read more.

AI Day Speaking Opportunities

Regardless of which option your solution is aimed at, the AI Day Virtual Conference has you covered. We will be looking at things like Sensor Fusion, Designing for AI at the Edge, and Why Go to the Cloud. With AI still being such a nascent technology, the engineering community needs help, which is exactly what we plan to provide. This years topics include: