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David Campbell's Talk At AI Infra Summit

David Campbell’s presentation at the AI Infra Summit focused on the critical need for AI red teaming to identify vulnerabilities in AI systems before they can be exploited maliciously. He shared examples of AI failures, including instances where AI systems generated dangerous outputs like harmful recipes or illegal instructions.

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Bill Barry's Kickoff Talk At AI Infra Summit

We brought together an incredible audience from across the globe—including attendees from LA, New York, Shanghai, and Tashkent—to explore the future of AI infrastructure and build meaningful connections. Our passion for this summit comes from decades of partnerships, relationships, and dedication. We curated a lineup of industry veterans, enterprise leaders, and trailblazers to provide a holistic view of the AI ecosystem and ask the questions that will shape the future of the industry.

Speakers Talks
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Jon Chu's Talk At AI Infra Summit

Jon Chu, partner at KV, delivered an insightful talk on the evolution of AI infrastructure and the transformative opportunities it presents. He highlighted how past platform shifts—from microprocessors to the internet and mobile eras—created generational companies and innovative infrastructure solutions.

Speakers Talks
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Kumaran Siva's Talk at AI Infra Summit

“With AI its no longer about performance, its about how do you get it into a power envelope.” At our AI Infra Summit, we had the privilege of diving deep into AMD’s groundbreaking advancements in AI and data center technologies. With a massive buildout of AI capabilities across the enterprise landscape, AMD is playing a key role in shaping the future.

Speakers Talks
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Andy Hock's Talk at AI Infra Summit

Andy Hock from Cerebra Systems presented at the AI Infra Summit, focusing on revolutionizing AI compute through wafer-scale engines. He emphasized the growing demand for AI infrastructure, explaining how traditional chips are insufficient for the massive computational needs of today’s AI models, which have increased by 40,000 times over the last five years. Cerebra Systems has developed the wafer-scale engine, the world’s largest computer chip, designed specifically for AI workloads.