Accelerate Breakout Replay: Feeding the Beast: Designing Storage Architectures to Optimize GPU Utilization
Explore how to build AI-ready storage with high-throughput, low-latency architectures to keep GPUs fed while eliminating I/O bottlenecks. Speakers: Kevin Parker Ed Hsu Mike Webb, Silicon Labs https://www.purestorage.com/video/webinars/designing-storage-architectures-to-optimize-gpu-utilization/6375343080112.htmlAccelerate Breakout Replay: The State of AI: This Year's Top Advances That Will Impact Enterprise Organizations
Review top AI advances from key sources—filtered through the lens of enterprise needs and real-world adoption. Speakers: Richard Galvez Par Botes Emir Biser https://www.purestorage.com/video/webinars/the-state-of-ai-this-years-top-advances/6375811924112.htmlAccelerate Breakout Replay: Panel Discussion - How to Make AI Succeed in Your Organization
Hear from experts on how to build scalable AI platforms with Pure Storage & Portworx®—balancing data, infrastructure, and performance. Speakers: Nathan Wood Victor Olmedo Tony Paikaday, NVIDIA https://www.purestorage.com/video/webinars/how-to-make-ai-succeed-panel/6375339058112.htmlAccelerate Breakout Replay: Unifying AI Data Pipelines: High-performance Storage for the Modern Enterprise
Discover how high-performance, scalable storage powers end-to-end AI/ML workflows and accelerates innovation. Speaker: Robert Alvarez https://www.purestorage.com/video/webinars/unifying-ai-data-pipelines/6375339304112.htmlDr. el Kaliouby is recognized as a pioneer in AI
She co-founded Affectiva, the first company to develop award-winning emotion recognition technology. This technology allows machines to analyze facial expressions, tone of voice, and body language to interpret human emotions by relying on a vast repository of emotional data”, as mentioned in Women Leading the Way – 6 AI Innovators Who Changed the Game. Emotionally intelligent AI can be a dividing topic between people facing both excitement and uncertainty. However, where do you see the future of emotion recognition technology heading in the next few years? Bonus question: have you heard of any emerging applications or advancements that seem promising?
