AI Hardware
The chips and accelerators that make AI run.
AI hardware is the physical layer beneath modern AI — the GPUs, accelerators, and silicon that train and serve models, and the competition among vendors to deliver more compute per watt and per dollar.
17 episodes
- Tuning GPU Performance with AI Agents | AMD’s Anush Elangovan on ROCm 10
- 11 Cameras, Dozens of Mics: The AI That Reads the Room
- Data Federation, Not Centralization, Is What Enterprise AI Needs
- You Can't Secure an AI Agent with Software
- Most of the Web Will Never Get APIs for AI Agents | Dhruv Batra
- 250,000 Lines of Code/Week: Inside an AMD VP's Agent-First Workflow | Anush Elangovan
- Gemini 3 & Robot Dogs: Inside Google DeepMind's AI Experiments | Paige Bailey
- The Critical Infrastructure Behind the AI Boom | Cisco CPO Jeetu Patel
- Beyond Transformers: How Liquid AI Is Rethinking LLM Architecture | Maxime Labonne
- From Demo to Defensibility: How to Build an AI Business that Lasts | Aurimas Griciūnas
- AI's Trillion-Dollar Healthcare Bet | Corti's Andreas Cleve
- AMD's Challenge to NVIDIA: The Open Ecosystem Bet | Anush Elangovan & Sharon Zhou
- Why Gamers Paved the Way for AI | Databricks' Carly Taylor
- AI's Two Extremes – Foundations & The Frontier | Databricks’ Denny Lee
- The Making of Gemini 2.0: DeepMind's Approach to AI Development and Deployment | Logan Kilpatrick
- How DeepSeek Changed the AI Race Overnight
- Practical Lessons for GenAI Evals | Chip Huyen & Vivienne Zhang
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Anush ElangovanTormod ReeJitender AswaniCharles GuillemetDhruv BatraPaige BaileyJeetu PatelMaxime LabonneAurimas GriciūnasAndreas CleveSharon ZhouCarly TaylorDenny LeeLogan KilpatrickAtindriyo SanyalChip HuyenVivienne Zhang