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Computational research, AI, and high-performance computing: Modernization strategies to stay competitive

Jeffery Bottomley, AIA
Jeffery Bottomley
Luke Voiland, AIA
Luke Voiland
Principal and Executive Vice President for Practice Strategy
 
Barton Hogge, PE, LEED AP, ATD
Barton Hogge

The skyrocketing influence of artificial intelligence and the digital transformation of the business world are driving explosive growth in computer science programs -- nearly 15% by 2030. What spaces and infrastructure should institutions be putting in place now to successfully compete for top faculty, students, and funding? Using the recent renovation/addition of an interdisciplinary computational research and education hub, session leaders provide insights into the functions of computer science departments and which activities are most prevalent and demanding for research and teaching groups. They set out best practices for implementing high-performance computing (HPC) data centers, identifying sustainability opportunities, and planning for the future.

Occurs
Thursday, Nov 14th 11:10AM - 12:05PM
Friday, Nov 15th 11:45AM - 12:40PM
CEU Type Units
American Institute of Architects (AIA)
1.00 Units
Health, Safety and Welfare (HSW)
1.00 Units