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🌐MISSED OUR MAY 22 #ViaMonstraOfficeHours!? We discussed Microsoft's focus on AI, AI powered hardware, WSUS server, WUFB drivers, and more! #MSIntune #ConfigMgr #ViaMonstraAcademy SUBSCRIBE and LIKE👍! https://lnkd.in/gYXPtMTa

Need to jumpstart your #smartmanufacturing journey? QCT high-performance #edge servers equipped with QCT 5G x AI Dev. Kit enable fast use case fulfillment and cost effectiveness. Watch session to learn more: https://bit.ly/49PFoBE #Omniverse #AI

Discover how Intel Software Guard Extensions increase security by creating a trusted execution environment on your CPU to keep your application code and data safe as we teach you how to build a secure Kubeflow pipeline on Microsoft Azure using AI tools like XGBoost, Intel Extension for scikit-learn, and Intel oneAPI Data Analytics Library (oneDAL). https://intel.ly/3T7XGt7 #CPU #oneAPI #XGBoost

Over the past few weeks, I worked on a consulting project with Microsoft, Here's how it went, As Microsoft continues growing and expanding in AI, new data centers have to be built and operate, the problem, these data centers are extremely costly to operate. The main portion of these costs; the GPU operations and cooling. We found that GPUs have something called a voltage guardband, which is an extra 20% of voltage that GPUs are given to account for worst-case scenarios. Resulting in most GPUs receiving more electricity than needed. Our solution: Lowering voltage by the perfect amount to maintain stability and performance to save ∼20% in electricity + cooling and saving $2B+ in the process. To further prove this, we ran tests on our own GPUs and found that after undervolting, we saw a 15% decrease in wattage, and 4% decrease in temperature while keeping the same clock. A massive shoutout to: Hengbin Fang, Lakshya Vasudeva, Shehraan Hafiz, and Nathan Yan for being great teammates. As well as Lyn Chen and Skylor Lane for the important feedback. And to Mark D'Souza for the continued feedback and perspective over the course of the challenge. Slide Deck linked below

We're building a future where AI models are crafted to cater to specific needs. These models won't be tethered to remote servers but will reside in the devices that consumers and enterprises use daily.

I didn't got the opportunity to participate Microsoft Build which was happend in 21st May to 23rd May,2024. But here are some key points which took my attention from the keynote speech by Satya Nadella ,CEO of Microsoft and the blogs Since this is the era of AI, can we expect more than this? Copilot + PC Copilot+ PCs are the fastest, most intelligent Windows PCs ever built. With powerful new silicon capable of an incredible 40+ TOPS (trillion operations per second), all–day battery life and access to the most advanced AI models, Copilot+ PCs will enable you to do things you can’t on any other PC https://lnkd.in/ghgGUHJt and here are some other goosbumping things from Microsoft Build 2024 ! Introducing the new Azure AI infrastructure VM series ND MI300X v5 https://lnkd.in/gb2fTzCF Announcing the preview of new Azure VMs based on the Azure Cobalt 100 processor https://lnkd.in/gRfHkkeT Wait what ? Team Copilot & Copilot Studio ? https://lnkd.in/guZ7D9rj

Ever-larger machine learning (ML) models place increasing demands on hardware. Neural Magic alleviates hardware demands with a software-accelerated #AI inference solution that delivers impressive ML performance on off-the-shelf servers. Learn more

Ever-larger machine learning (ML) models place increasing demands on hardware. Neural Magic alleviates hardware demands with a software-accelerated #AI inference solution that delivers impressive ML performance on off-the-shelf servers. Learn more

Is the Windows keyboard finally changing after three decades? Microsoft certainly thinks so. It's adding a Copilot key to keyboards going forward, signalling its shift towards AI. "2024 is poised to be recognised as the year of the AI PC". It's hard to argue with that! Will the Copilot key become as vital as the Windows key? Only time will tell: https://bit.ly/3O3a0at #AI #Microsoft #Copilot #Tech

Tip of the spearhead! Not only does the new Inventec P8000IG6 support the existing NVidia H100 GPU, it will also work with the newly announced NVidia Blackwell B100. If you are still using an older GPU but want to reserve the possibility for future upgrade, or just looking for a new system to move to Blackwell, P8000IG6 got you covered!