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Execs from Nvidia and Equinix on Scaling AI

Execs from Nvidia and Equinix on Scaling AI
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James Maguire
James Maguire
Aug 11, 2022
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I spoke with executives from Nvidia and Equinix about the challenges involved with deploying AI at scale; we also discussed the optimal architecture for enabling AI growth. The experts in our discussion:

Zachary Smith, Global Head of Edge Infrastructure, Equinix

Justin Boitano, VP, Enterprise and Edge Computing, Nvidia

Among the topics we discussed: 

  • What are the challenges companies face as they work to deploy artificial intelligence at scale? Is it primarily a data management challenge?
  • What advice would you give these companies? Specifically, what’s the ideal architecture for enabling AI at scale?
  • Let’s look at a real world example: Continental and its self-driving vehicles.
  • What’s your forecast for the future of enabling AI at scale? What milestones can we expect in the years ahead?

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