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September 2020
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Summit 2020 has been postponed to September — More details to follow.
Join us for an exciting discussion revolving the advanced analytic capabilities driven by the explosion of IOT devices which has led to the need for faster and more robust large-scale storage and computing environments. With speakers ranging from government to private sector, the content is sure to provide a lasting knowledge in the ever-changing landscape in AI and 5G technology.
Cloud providers are now offering GPU-powered High-Performance Computing (HPC) environments to further enhance support for processing and training AI workloads.
However, responsiveness of sophisticated models that process video feeds, recognize pictures, translate texts, etc. are limited by network latency and reliability issues. This is driving the need for more processing to take place on edge devices, which has become a focus of significant investments.
With the rise of 5G, some of the network latency issues on the Edge can be eliminated to allow intelligent IoT devices to wirelessly collaborate in local / campus environments. This is now driving Cloud providers to offer Distributed Cloud Services to run application workloads closer to the Edge (say, within a mobile service tower).
Summit 2020: AI meets 5G, organized by the Washington area CTO Roundtable, is one of the first events in the DC region to help you discuss and understand the new cutting-edge capabilities being enabled at the confluence of AI on the Edge, 5G and distributed Cloud services
Cloud providers are now offering GPU-powered High-Performance Computing (HPC) environments to further enhance support for processing and training AI workloads.
However, responsiveness of sophisticated models that process video feeds, recognize pictures, translate texts, etc. are limited by network latency and reliability issues. This is driving the need for more processing to take place on edge devices, which has become a focus of significant investments.
With the rise of 5G, some of the network latency issues on the Edge can be eliminated to allow intelligent IoT devices to wirelessly collaborate in local / campus environments. This is now driving Cloud providers to offer Distributed Cloud Services to run application workloads closer to the Edge (say, within a mobile service tower).
Summit 2020: AI meets 5G, organized by the Washington area CTO Roundtable, is one of the first events in the DC region to help you discuss and understand the new cutting-edge capabilities being enabled at the confluence of AI on the Edge, 5G and distributed Cloud services