Implementing AI: High Performance Architectures
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The document outlines the goals and activities of the UK-based efutures initiative, which focuses on strengthening the electronic systems community through partnerships, innovative proposals, and networking. It emphasizes collaboration with industry stakeholders, supporting research, and sharing resources, along with upcoming events and initiatives like a big ideas challenge. Additionally, the agenda includes presentations on high-performance computing and artificial intelligence, featuring experts from leading organizations.
Implementing AI: High Performance Architectures
- 2. www.ktn-uk.org @KTNUK Finding valuable partners - Project consortium building - Supply Chain Knowledge - Driving new connections - Articulating challenges - Finding creative solutions Awareness and dissemination - Public and private finance - Advice – project scope - Advice – proposal mentoring - Project follow-up Promoting Industry needs - Informing policy makers - Informing strategy - Communicating trends and market drivers Intelligence on trends and markets - Business Planning support - Success stories / raising profile Navigating the innovation support landscape - Promoting coherent strategy and approach - Engaging wider stakeholders - Curation of innovation resources Connecting SupportingNavigatingInfluencing Funding What we do - Growth Through Innovation
- 3. eFutures aims to strengthen and support a network of people working in electronic systems across the UK • Building new links and increasing involvement with industry • Mapping the national electronics research, to ensure the work across the UK is known and noted • Encouraging and funding innovative multi-disciplinary/multi-university proposals • Communicating with our network via a monthly magazine, social media and new website • Running events that support our network and our strategy • Piloting an academic Mentoring Scheme pilot • Launching a Big Ideas Challenge – more details soon • Ideas warmly welcomed. Please get involved! Twitter @efuturesuk Sign up to our mailing list: efutures@qub.ac.uk
- 4. Today’s Agenda Large scale HPC hardware in the age of AI Prof Simon McIntosh-Smith, Bristol University Solving Core Recommendation Model Challenges in Data Centers Giles Peckham, myrtle Short Break Arm SVE and Supercomputer Fugaku for Deep learning Roxana Rusitoru, ARM A Universal Accelerated Computing Platform Timothy Lanfear, NVIDIA Panel Q&A Session Chaired by Prof Roger Woods