DCD Studio: Talking supercomputers, with Julien Camiade, Bull
At DCN Paris, Seb Moss speaks with Julien Camiade of Bull about HPC, AI, and quantum convergence; cooling and power; evolving chip design; and the role of European AI accelerators.
Video Interviews - compute storage networking
Concise video interviews. Big industry insights.
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DCD>Talks: How AI facilities change operations, with Jason Hoffman, Switch Data Centers
Kat Sullivan speaks with Jason Hoffman of Switch Data Centers on AI-driven operations, exascale facilities, high-density systems, and integrating power, cooling, and grid infrastructure for reliable, efficient performance.
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DCD>Studio: Networking in the AI age, with Bill Severn, 1623 Farnam
DCD's Zachary Skidmore speaks with Bill Severn of 1623 Farnam on meeting AI-driven networking demands, Omaha’s strategic role in fiber aggregation, and the rapid growth of edge and fiber infrastructure.
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DCD>Studio: Supercomputing and the nuclear stockpile with Gary Grider, Los Alamos National Laboratory
DCD's Charlotte Trueman speaks with Gary Grider of the Los Alamos National Laboratory regarding the vast levels of compute required in managing nuclear stockpiles
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DCD>Studio SDxCentral on joining InfraXmedia
DCD's CEO Dan Loosemore speaks with SDxCentral co-founder Matt Palmer about why SDx is becoming part of our publishing family
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DCD>Studio: Building Stargate with Keith Heyde, OpenAI
DCD's Kat Sullivan speaks with Keith Heyde of OpenAI about building Stargate, what this entails, and how it will impact the growth of American infrastructure.
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DCD>Studio: Navigating the future of AI and data centers with Steve Carlini, Schneider Electric
DCD's Sebastian Moss speaks with Steve Carlini of Schneider Electric regarding rapid innovations in AI, ethical considerations, and achieving the required capacity.
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DCD>Studio AI trends and opportunities with Mark Kelly | Eaton
Vice President of Eaton Digital Product Technologies and the Centre for Intelligent Power Mark Kelly talks with Dan Loosemore about what we may see in the future as AI proliferates.