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An Interview with d-Matrix CEO Sid Sheth on Why 3D-Stacked Memory Compute Is a Game Changer

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Startups are where much of the technology industry’s innovation happens. One of the AI industry’s biggest current problems is the so-called “memory wall,” which is the growing gap between how fast AI chips can perform computations and how fast they can be fed the data to compute on. d-Matrix, a small startup founded in 2019, may have one of the most intriguing solutions to the memory wall.
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An Interview with Nvidia’s Ian Buck on Why GPUs Keep Winning

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Agentic AI is changing everything including at Nvidia. Key Context spoke with Ian Buck, Nvidia’s vice president of hyperscale and high-performance computing, on Tuesday at the OCP Global Summit in San Jose. We discussed why companies continue to choose GPUs over rival chips, how agentic AI is changing the industry, the dynamic between open and frontier AI models, and how service providers can fit 30% more GPUs into the same data center footprint.
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OCP Day One: AMD CEO Sees Strong Demand for AI Inference and CPUs

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AMD CEO Lisa Su is emphatic and optimistic about the current demand for AI. “We’re in a world where computing equates to intelligence, and if you have a chance to be more intelligent, why wouldn’t you try to get more capability?” she said Monday during her OCP Global Summit keynote in San Jose. “Every time I look at these [demand] charts, they tend to keep going up and to the right.”
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