Sharon Clay, Danielle Shown, Olivia Wu, & Manisha Gambhir | theCUBE + NYSE Wired: GSA Series
Show Notes
In this episode of the GSA Women in Leadership series from theCUBE + NYSE Wired, host John Furrier engages a distinguished panel featuring Sharon Clay from NVIDIA, Danielle Shown from Microsoft, Olivia Wu from Meta, and Manisha Gambhir from Marvell. The discussion centers on the evolution of AI-era silicon and hyperscale infrastructure, exploring how concepts like reliability-at-scale, disaggregation, and hardware-software co-design are revolutionizing data centers into AI factories. Each panelist contributes insights on their organization's strategies for accommodating increasing computational demands and achieving sustainability goals through innovative practices. Key points include the critical role of verification at fleet scale and the necessity for dynamic partnerships among industry players to enhance performance and reduce time-to-market. The conversation also touches on future trends such as agentic AI and renewable computing, highlighting the fast-evolving landscape of AI and its impact on hardware and software integration.
Key Topics Covered:- Reliability-at-scale in data centers
- Importance of hardware-software co-design for customer value
- Innovations in liquid cooling and sustainability goals
- Open-source initiatives promoting collaboration across the tech community
- Challenges in interconnects and networking for AI workloads
- Future prospects of agentic AI and renewable computing
- The evolving role of partnerships in achieving faster innovation
- Impact of large-scale integration and heterogeneous designs on performance