SDx News: October roundup
Ben Wodecki and Charlotte Trueman join Kat Sullivan to discuss GTC Berlin 2026 and the latest stories making headlines on SDxCentral and DCD’s Compute, Storage & Networking Channel
Ben Wodecki and Charlotte Trueman join Kat Sullivan to discuss GTC Berlin 2026 and the latest stories making headlines on SDxCentral and DCD’s Compute, Storage & Networking Channel
Arm CMO Ami Badani discusses Arm's 35-year history of IP licensing, the evolution of data center technology, and the shift in the AI market towards CPU-intensive agents
Live from GTC Berlin, SDxCentral’s Ben Wodecki sits down with Gilad Shainer, Nvidia’s SVP for networking, to discuss the evolution of the network inside AI data centers
Mike Maniscalco, CEO of QumulusAI, discusses the company's role as an AI infrastructure provider, offering GPUs, storage, and networking as a service
Kailem Anderson, Vice President, Global Products & Delivery at Blue Planet joins SDxCentral's Kat Sullivan to discuss why AI governance is the next defining challenge for agentic AI in telecom
Andreas Gabriel from Beyond Now explores the transformative potential of AI agentic deployments in the telecom sector, comparing market advancements in the US with Europe
Fred Lherault from Everpure discusses their "data primacy" strategy, and how this approach prioritizes data accessibility and contextualization, essential for the evolving AI landscape
Sebastian Jean explores the future of data centers with Phison's innovative SSD technology
Julio Sola Hernández-Rubio of GPU Solutions, discusses the critical need for technological independence and sovereignty in Europe.
Kamran Naqvi from Broadcom details the evolution of AI networks, from scale-up to scale-across, and discusses Broadcom's advanced chips
Nick Reid of CoreWeave discusses the intersection of AI, cloud, and data centers with public policy
Richard Scheffenger from NetApp explores the complexities of modern data handling, emphasizing latency over bandwidth as the primary challenge
Muneer Taskar from Teleport explores the critical intersection of compute security and the escalating demands of AI.
Discover how Vodafone is leveraging AI for enhanced customer experiences, regulatory compliance through 'AI Booster,' and innovative monetization models.
Carl Delaney from Eu Networks explores how evolving network needs and the "store-now, decrypt-later" risk necessitate proactive security measures
Joe Marsella of Ciena discusses the critical role of connectivity in the UK market's AI adoption.
Professor Yang-Hui He explores the transformative impact of AI on mathematics, detailing a recent 'phase transition' driven by LLMs.
Microsoft's Partha Maji discusses full-stack co-design, custom silicon, and optimizing AI infrastructure beyond GPUs to solve memory bottlenecks and reduce total cost of ownership.
Orange Wholesale’s Younes Stouky discusses how managed optical fiber networks (MOFEN), dark fiber, and sovereign data centers scale connectivity for AI-driven neoscalers and hyperscalers.
Michael Søndergaard, CEO of Spectral Compute, discusses how software optimization, not just hardware, is key to overcoming compute shortages and improving GPU utilization.
James Alexander from Nebius explores the critical challenges of UK AI sovereignty, delving into government initiatives, industry infrastructure, and the necessity of a hybrid approach.
Javier Achirica, CTO of Hispanx, explores the transformative impact of AI on network infrastructure.
Ian Ross from Neos discusses Project Reach's expansion of high-capacity fiber networks, focusing on sectors like broadcast media and finance.
The critical challenges enterprises encounter when scaling AI infrastructure
Lenovo's partnership with FIFA for the 2026 World Cup