Cardiff University/Dell/Nvidia: Making AI/GPU computing sustainable and accessible for researchers in higher education
Cardiff University/Dell/Nvidia: Making AI/GPU computing sustainable and accessible for researchers in higher education
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Dell/Nvidia: Making AI/GPU computing sustainable and accessible for researchers in higher education:
Registration deadline is Wednesday 13th September, however we can’t guarantee to support special dietary requirements after Wednesday the 6th September.
Working agenda:
- Generative AI – implications and opportunities for research
- NVIDIA Omniverse to simulate the largest challenges in science and engineering.
- Accelerated computing for science and AI: Performance and sustainability at all scales.
- Coffee Break
- Making AI accessible for research communities in higher education.
- Viewpoint on the UK’s AI ambitions – what this means for academia and the economy.
- AOB & Networking & Lunch
This is event is organised by Cardiff University, Dell and Nvidia and is open to the academic HPC community.
HPC-SIG members should see https://hpc-sig.org.uk/index.php/event/hpc-sig-meeting-wednesday-20th-september-2023-cardiff-university-prifysgol-caerdydd for information on the HPC-SIG event also hosted in Cardiff on the day before.
There will be a meal the evening of the 20th (after the HPC-SIG meeting) and the day before this event, with costs to be covered by Dell/Nvidia for those staying for the second day. Time will be roughly 7pm, venue TBC. Please confirm attendance in advance via the registration form so a suitable venue can be booked.
Location
Postgraduate Teaching Centre, Cardiff University, Colum Drive, CF10 3EU