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Chris Wolf

Global Head of AI and Advanced Services

Broadcom

Ram Velaga

SVP & GM

Broadcom

Network performance and IT economics help drive VMware’s private cloud strategy

A key focus of VMware by Broadcom at the Explore conference in Las Vegas last week centered around how enterprises can power network performance to drive GPUs and necessary data center infrastructure and deliver artificial intelligence.This need has been highlighted through an ongoing discussion within the tech community around the merits of various networking protocols, such as Ethernet and InfiniBand, to power high-performance computing. Key executives at Broadcom have made it clear that Ethernet is the way to go.Broadcom’s Chris Wolf and Ram Velaga talk with theCUBE about network performance

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Chris Wolf & Ram Velaga | Broadcom

Chris Wolf

Global Head of AI and Advanced Services Broadcom

Ram Velaga

SVP & GM Broadcom

The Venetian Conference Center in Las Vegas hosts VMware Explorer 2024, focusing on private AI and network Ethernet, customer challenges, and use cases. Ram Velaga and Chris Wolfe from Broadcom discuss the significance of Ethernet in AI deployment, particularly in connecting GPUs for distributed computing in large cloud deployments. They highlight Ethernet's scalability and performance in handling large GPU clusters as key factors for success. Chris Wolfe mentions cost savings of running AI services on VMware Cloud Foundation compared to public services, with... Read more

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What feedback is being received regarding the cost savings and momentum of running AI services on VCF compared to public AI services? add

What have you been seeing out of the hyperscalers in terms of utilizing Ethernet for frontend and backend networks in relation to private AI applications? add

What network is typically used for the backend of GPU interconnect in large cloud deployments? add

What are the two main classes of customers that Chris, the private AI expert, is currently working with, and how is the evolution likely to occur in terms of their adoption of AI technology? add

What are some of the challenges that customers are facing in regards to AI hardware accessibility and interoperability? add

What is the current status of networking bandwidth scalability and what improvements have been made in recent years in terms of chip capabilities? add

What is the thesis on private AI and the importance of having an integrated solution for private cloud infrastructure? add

What analogy was made by a colleague at the financial analyst meeting earlier this year, regarding the success of teams who have stayed on at Broadcom? add

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