The Critical Lowdown
The Critical Lowdown is a technology podcast from the team at EPS Global. Each episode will give you access to industry experts, and step beyond the anecdotes to see how new technologies, chip shortages, and an ever-changing security landscape affects you and the projects…
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The Hardware Behind the AI Explosion | In Conversation with Giorgio Ghislotti from Coherent (opens the original)
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AI is dominating the headlines, but what about the physical infrastructure actually running it?In this episode, John Lynch is joined by Giorgio Ghislotti, VP of Sales EMEA at Coherent, to talk about the physical "picks and shovels" of the AI gold rush. Giorgio reveals how Coherent is handling the massive surge in demand for optical hardware, why Nvidia recently invested billions into their technology, and how they are innovating to keep high-speed AI data centers from overheating.Tune in for an
Why Your AI Infrastructure Is Only as Fast as Your Network | Tim Lieto, MaiaEdge (opens the original)
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AI is driving a massive boom in purpose-built data centers known as "Neoclouds." But as AI infrastructure shifts from massive, centralized training clusters to highly distributed, latency-sensitive inference sites, a new bottleneck is emerging: the network. After all, your AI infrastructure only runs at the speed of its worst connection.In this episode of the Critical Lowdown, Alan Fagan sits down with Tim Lieto, AVP of Sales at @MaiaEdge New England tech startup founded by the same visionary te
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