The EDUCAUSE Annual Conference connects the best thinkers in higher education technology. Join us in San Antonio October 21–24. This is THE event where professionals and technology providers from around the world gather to network, share ideas, grow professionally, and discover solutions to today’s challenges. It’s the largest gathering of your peers…people you can relate to, learn from, and stay connected to throughout the year.
Come see us at booth #2123! Atlanta is the place to be this fall as the high performance computing community convenes for an exhilarating week of sessions, speakers, and networking at its finest. SC is an unparalleled mix of thousands of scientists, engineers, researchers, educators, programmers, and developers and who intermingle to learn, share, and grow. Cambridge will once again be sponsoring the annual Petaflop post-conference party: https://thepetaflop.com/ Don't miss our ancillary events: Sharing Perspectives and Experiences with the Nvidia Grace Ecosystems This Lunch-n-Learn event is a meetup of early adopters of Grace Hopper technology from a mix of academia, industry, and government. Monday, November 18 · 11:30am - 1:30pm EST College Football Hall of Fame 250 Marietta Street NW Atlanta, GA 30313 Click here for more info Chicken, Data Storage, & Beer Storage Technology Showcase is organizing a multi-vendor pitchfest for storage technology vendors that will be held on Monday, November 18th. Each participating vendor will have a short, fixed-length time segment to inspire audience members to visit their booths. Chick-fil-A will be catering the food. Beverages, including beer and soft drinks will also be served. Monday, November 18 · 2 - 5:00pm EST College Football Hall […]
Join us for a morning of insights and discussion with Cambridge and NVIDIA at the "GPU in EDU" Breakfast Meetup & Panel Discussion. Breakfast & Latte Services 7:00 AM - 10:00 AM Panel with Harvard Medical School & University of California, San Francisco 8:00 AM - 9:30 AM Q&A 9:30 AM - 10:00 AM
Overview Presentations and discussions about AI and data science in research and education. The morning session will focus on NVIDIA overviews and topics of particular concern to IT Professionals. The afternoon will focus on Researcher workloads with additional presentations from NVIDIA, Cambridge, and CUIT as well as opportunities for open discussion. All are welcome to join throughout the day and to come and go as your schedule allows! Room Location: Davis Auditorium, Schapiro CEPSR About Cambridge Cambridge Computer provides IT infrastructure solutions with a focus on the needs of higher education and research computing. We work with our clients and vendors to specify, sell, and deploy hardware. Projects are as simple as individual workstations and as complex as HPC/GPU compute clusters. About NVIDIA We pioneered accelerated computing to tackle challenges no one else can solve. With NVIDIA, healthcare institutions can harness the power of AI and high-performance computing to define the future of medicine. NVIDIA engineers the most advanced chips, systems, and software for the AI factories of the future. We build new AI services that help institutions create their own AI factories.
Overview Presentations and discussions about HPC & AI infrastructure for science and higher education The day will feature a mix of presentations from the Cambridge and Dartmouth teams, along with open discussions with attendees. Everyone is welcome to join the Happy Hour at the end of the event at Murphy's! Agenda 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM — Goldstein 105 Occom Commons (including lunch) Roadmap - NVIDIA Products & Highlights 2025 - Cambridge & NVIDIA Discussion - How to Leverage GH200s (specifically memory) Discussion - Over-Subscribing Systems and Unified Memory 2:00 PM - 2:15 PM — Break; move to Filene 2:15 PM - 3:15 PM — Moore Hall B13 Filene Auditorium Presentation - GPUs/AI - A Scientist's Perspective - Chris Simmons Sneak Peek - Grace Blackwell 3:15 PM - 4:00 PM — Moore Hall B13 Filene Auditorium Dartmouth Presentation Reviewing chat.dartmouth.edu and ai.dartmouth.edu - Dartmouth Team Introduction to Research Computing AI Offerings and Real-world Applications - Simon Stone API access to chat.dartmouth.edu - Jonathan Crossett In-depth Coverage & Future Plans for chat.dartmouth.edu - Tivon Luker Q & A - Jonathan Crossett, Simon Stone, Tivon Luker 4:00 PM - 4:15 PM — Break 4:15 PM - 5:00 PM — (OPTIONAL) Farewell to […]
For the past 30+ years, ACCS-VA has held an annual conference to foster the relationship and sharing of knowledge of information technology professionals across the Commonwealth of Virginia's myriad colleges and universities. The annual conference typically takes place during spring break, lasting approximately 2.5 days (oftentimes with training and special interest group opportunities the day before the conference start).
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Join Cambridge Computer, NVIDIA, and the UW-IT Research Computing Team for a day of innovation and learning at the University of Washington. This hybrid event is part of our national GPU in EDU Seminar Series, focusing on the expanding role of AI and data science in academic research and education. What to Expect: Expert Presentations on reproducible software pipelines, GPU computing services, and NVIDIA RAPIDS Hands-on Demonstrations showcasing practical GPU implementations Networking Opportunities with industry leaders and academic researchers Q&A Sessions with Cambridge, NVIDIA, and UW-IT specialists Featured speakers include Dr. Christopher Simmons (Cambridge Computer), Dr. Melisa Alkan (NVIDIA), and Dr. Kristen Finch (UW-IT Research Computing). Whether you're new to GPU computing or scaling advanced research, this seminar offers valuable insights for accelerating your research workflows. Visit Event Page to Register → All registrants will receive Zoom meeting information for remote participation.
The 2025 NCLGISA Spring Symposium is an annual event organized by the North Carolina Local Government Information Systems Association (NCLGISA). It serves as a platform for local government IT professionals to share experiences, explore innovative solutions, and improve the effectiveness of local government information systems. The symposium features workshops, training sessions, and networking opportunities for participants.
The 2025 ACM Practice and Experience in Advanced Research Computing Conference, (PEARC25) serves as a premier forum for professionals, researchers, and students in the field of research computing and data (RCD). It is organized by the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) and focuses on addressing challenges, opportunities, and solutions within advanced research computing. PEARC25 will explore a wide range of subjects, including: Artificial intelligence applications in research Cloud computing integration Scientific workflow optimization Research software engineering Data management strategies Workforce development and diversity in RCD.