Which AI infrastructure option actually holds a boundary?
Just over two weeks before The Register’s Washington dinner with HPE and NVIDIA, the questions on the table are the ones that decide the architecture.
The panel discussion, set for Thursday, 29 October, will bring together HPE and NVIDIA to discuss the intricacies of AI infrastructure options. These options are not mere choices, but rather a balance of capital, capability, elasticity, and operational costs. The true cost often becomes evident only when the pilot transitions into production, making honest comparisons challenging.
The Register will host this event in Washington, D.C., featuring editor-in-chief Matt Rosoff. The Chatham House Rule will be in effect, ensuring open dialogue. HPE's Bharath Ramesh and Tracy Mills, along with NVIDIA's Bert Condensa, will be present to answer questions on the trade-offs between infrastructure options. The agenda will cover the boundary each option provides, its cost implications, and its viability post-planning into operations.
This discussion is tailored for decision-makers in healthcare, financial services, research, pharmaceuticals, government, and higher education, who are responsible for such critical decisions within their organizations. Places are limited, and dinner is from 6:00 PM to 8:30 PM at Fiola Mare. For government and public sector guests, ethical rules may require personal payment, with a receipt provided upon request.
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