IBM/IEEE AI Compute Symposium 2024 (AICS’24) - From Chiplets to Future AI Ecosystems
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I participated in the IBM/IEEE AI Compute Symposium 2024 (AICS’24) held at the IBM Thomas J. Watson Research Center in Yorktown Heights, NY, USA. The symposium brought together leading experts, researchers, and students in the field of artificial intelligence to discuss AI compute challenges and future research directions.
I had the opportunity to present our poster on TinyML and its applications at the edge, which was accepted for presentation at the event. The symposium included notable invited speakers from Johns Hopkins University, Meta, Nvidia, Intel, SK hynix, Samsung, and IBM Research, covering topics such as Chiplets, Generative AI Compute, Heterogeneous Integration, AI at the Edge, and Neuromorphic Architectures.
The event also featured a student poster session, where the best student poster was awarded. The discussions around TinyML and AI in IoT were particularly insightful and aligned with my current research interests. This event was a fantastic opportunity to engage with innovators in AI and AI hardware ecosystems and contribute to the growing field of AI compute solutions.
