@Scale Conferences
@Scale Conferences
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The @Scale Podcast is a series of technical conversations for engineers who are building for billions. This podcast examines the latest news and trends, and takes deep dives into some of the most important issues facing engineers working at scale in today’s AI-dominated, ever-changing tech landscape. The podcast is part of the @Scale conference series, which happens throughout the year. It is hosted by Francois Richard and features regular guest experts to explore infrastructure in its many forms.
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The podcast delves into topics like infrastructure design, AI innovation, and high-performance computing, with episodes covering real-world insights from industry leaders about hyper-scale systems at notable companies like Meta and NVIDIA, emphasizing challenges and advancements in the AI and tech landscape.
The @Scale Podcast is a series of technical conversations for engineers who are building for billions. This podcast examines the latest news and trends, and takes deep dives into some of the most important issues facing engineers working at scale in today’s AI-dominated, ever-changing tech landscape. The podcast is part of the @Scale conference series, which happens throughout the year. It is hosted by Francois Richard and features regular guest experts to explore infrastructure in its many forms.
From air-cooled gear to liquid-cooled GPU racks pulling hundreds of kilowatts, Meta’s AI infrastructure is transforming what it means to be a thermal mechanical engineer.
As Joshua Held shares, the AI renaissance pulled his team into the front lines of designing rack-scale systems, liquid cooling, and dense GPU deployments, turning what once felt like a niche specialty into a creative awakening.
In this @Scale episode with Joshua Held and Yashar Bayani, hosted by Francois Richard, they dive into GPU racks, liquid cooling, power constraints, and how Meta is pushing copper and optics to their limits to build next-generation rack-scale AI systems.
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