World Congress 2025 Aug 20, 2025 Session details

Your Next AI Needs 10,000 GPUs. Now What?

Anshul Jindal , Martin Piercy

Scaling massive AI models shatters traditional infrastructure because communication bottlenecks destroy performance. Learn how to architect networks that keep 10,000-GPU clusters operating at peak throughput.

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#1 about 3 min

Evolution from traditional machine learning to generative models

Transitioning from predicting sequential data to creating novel content unlocks major industry use cases.

#2 about 2 min

Practical industry applications expanding beyond text generation

Utilizing generative tools accelerates coding tasks and enables interactive agents for enhanced customer experiences.

#3 about 3 min

Deploying optimized local models using inference microservices

Deploying containerized microservices simplifies the testing and integration of optimized machine learning pipelines locally.

#4 about 4 min

Integrating corporate knowledge with retrieval augmented generative models

Connecting foundational models to internal vector databases delivers contextually accurate answers using enterprise data securely.

#5 about 5 min

Essential phases in building and refining language models

Constructing robust systems demands data curation, distributed training frameworks, model alignment, and implementation of safety guardrails.

#6 about 5 min

Distributing large scale models across distributed hardware clusters

Applying tensor, pipeline, and data parallelism strategies minimizes communication bottlenecks across multi-node hardware clusters.

#7 about 3 min

Evaluating computing scale demands for training and inference

Analyzing extensive compute hours required for training uncovers the necessity to appropriately allocate infrastructure for scalable inference.

#8 about 3 min

Designing hardware infrastructure and networking for distributed compute

Defining rail-optimized architectures and dedicated networking links mitigates communication latency during intensive multi-node computational tasks.

#9 about 4 min

Connecting developers to computing power via cloud platforms

Utilizing a global infrastructure marketplace connects distributed workloads with decentralized hardware partners to alleviate computing constraints.

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