The New Data Center Design: Convergence of HPC, AI & and Non-AI Infrastructure
End your AI Networking Summit experience with an engaging town hall meeting on “The New Data Center Design: Convergence of HPC, AI & Non-AI Infrastructure.” This interactive session will explore the future of data center architecture, focusing on the integration of high-performance computing, AI, and traditional infrastructure. Join industry leaders and peers to discuss emerging trends, challenges, and innovative solutions that are shaping the next generation of data centers.
What Will Be Covered:
-The latest trends and advancements in data center design
-Strategies for integrating HPC, AI, and non-AI infrastructure
-Real-world case studies and best practices
-Panel discussions with experts on overcoming design and operational challenges
-Q&A session for personalized insights and guidance
Who Should Attend:
-IT infrastructure and operations leaders
-Data center architects and engineers
-AI and HPC specialists
-Enterprise IT decision-makers
-Technology innovators and strategists
-Anyone interested in the future of data center design and infrastructure integration
Woo Jin Ho is the senior networking and semiconductor analyst for Bloomberg Intelligence. His research has focused on enabling technologies next generation networks, such as software defined networking (SDN), high speed optics and 5G, and the direction of smartphone and data center chips in the semiconductor sectors. Prior to joining Bloomberg Intelligence in 2015, he was a sell-side equity analyst for Nomura Securities, Merrill Lynch and CIBC Oppenheimer over a 15-year span. He covered the networking, enterprise software and imaging sectors during his tenure on Wall Street.
Neil Anderson has over 30 years of experience in software development and IT solutions. At WWT Neil is an VP in our Global Solutions and Architecture team, with responsibility for over $15B in WWT’s solutions portfolio across AI, Cloud, Networking, Security, Data Center, and Automation. Neil advises many large organizations on their global architecture and IT strategy across Global Enterprise, Global Service Provider, and Public Sector.
Yousuf Khan is the Corporate Vice President of Business and Product Management for AMD’s Network Technology Solutions Group (NTSG). NTSG oversees AMD’s market-leading data processing units (DPUs), AI Networking and Low Latency Adapters for FinTech that accelerate data center and cloud operations to enhance performance, efficiency, and security.
Yousuf drives the strategy and roadmap for NTSG’s portfolio and solutions, including Data Processing Units (DPU), AI networking, and low-latency adaptors for FinTech. His responsibilities include shaping the vision and messaging of AMD networking, developing strategic partnerships, and accelerating company growth.
As a leader of Product Management, he uses his deep understanding of and experience with networking technologies to lead the development and launch of innovative data center and cloud networking solutions.
Yousuf heads a diverse, global team of industry experts focused on expanding AMD’s position as a market leader and disruptor. His team is responsible for driving a comprehensive long-range strategy that captures emerging market transitions like AI and building a bridge between Networking and Security technologies with AMD’s leadership in Data Processing Units.
Prior to AMD, Yousuf spent more than 15 years at Cisco, most recently as the Vice President of Product Management for the Cisco Data Center Networking organization. In this role, he directed data center and cloud networking products and led development of the partner ecosystem. He also played a pivotal role in multiple technology transitions and innovations such as groundbreaking Software Defined Networking solutions like Application Centric Infrastructure and Fibre Channel Over Ethernet (FCoE).
A seasoned, results-oriented leader with extensive technical knowledge, Yousuf is committed to delivering transformational value to customers.
