Managing Power and Performance to Deploy AI Factory at Scale
Abstract
This talk covers the design and architectural opportunities for sustainable and efficient AI Factory at scale
- Achieving Net Zero: Define and evaluate key categories of Greenhouse Gas Emission
- AI Factory Overview: Share the AI full stack spectrum and strategies that shape hardware and software choices
- In Deployment Refactoring: Innovative examples to prolonging AI Factory power, cooling and architecture
- Keeping Score: Lifecycle carbon measurement criteria
There’s no one‑size‑fits‑all. You’ll leave with three practical know‑how to maximize your AI Factory
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