Machines Can See is an international summit bringing together the leading minds of AI to share latest ideas and trends in Computer Vision and Machine Learning. This year MCS summit will go fully online to reach the maximum audience during the COVID-19 period. As in previous years, we are dedicated to share knowledge and will present the latest technological advances in Computer Vision and AI while providing a platform for discussion, innovation and networking. The 4th MCS 2020 summit will feature scientific and applied talks by top speakers from academia and industry. Four evenings of the summit will include scientific talks, a panel session and thematic discussions.

Why Attend Luminary Keynotes: Unique perspectives from industry luminaries in hardware (John Hennessy), AI (TBC) and investment (Lip-Bu Tan). Innovations and Optimizations of Silicon & Systems for AI Training & Inference: Presentations and product launches from C-level executives from AI chip start ups, semiconductor companies and systems OEMs. Training & Inference at Hyperscale & AI Accelerators in the Data Center Hardware Environment: Deployment & maintenance of AI infrastructure in data centers, hardware requirements for training & inference at scale. Inference in Client (Edge) Computing: Applications for AI accelerators in cameras, consumer electronics, autonomous vehicles etc. Beyond Compute: AI’s Impact on Memory, Storage & Networking: Innovations in HBM, on-chip memory and NVM, I/O bottlenecks, data transfer & high-speed interconnects. The Impact of Future ML Models on Hardware Design: Machine Learning co-design, robustness & reprogrammability, model standardization & interoperability. AI Chip Design & Commercialization: Design, testing & manufacturing, form factors & routes-to-market. Financial & Industrial Analysis: Market growth and maturity, VC investment trends & dynamics, the commoditization of the inference market, benchmarking & metrics.

The virtual event for all building cloud-native data and AI platforms. This is an open source community conference focused on the key data engineering challenges and solutions around building cloud-native data and AI platforms using latest technologies such as Alluxio, Apache Spark, Apache Airflow, Presto, Tensorflow, and Kubernetes. This Summit brings together data engineers, architects, cloud engineers, data scientists, and industry thought leaders who are solving data problems at the intersection of cloud, AI/ML, and data.

The EuroHPC Summit Week (EHPCSW) 2021 will gather the main European HPC stakeholders from technology suppliers and HPC infrastructures to scientific and industrial HPC users in Europe. As in previous years, PRACE, the Partnership for Advanced Computing in Europe, organises the eighth edition of its Scientific and Industrial Conference (PRACEdays21) within the EHPCSW 2021. PRACEdays21 will bring together experts from academia and industry who will present their advancements in HPC-supported science and engineering. The EHPCSW 2021 will provide a great opportunity for the attendees to network.