AMD, Dell and Cambridge Uni go for SAIL

Hosted via the College of Cambridge Analysis Computing Service, SAIL is predicted to function a collaborative setting the place organizations can consider, develop and deploy superior AI applied sciences. The lab will work alongside Cambridge’s rising nationwide AI infrastructure footprint, together with the Zenith AI supercomputer and the Dawn fusion AI system.

SAIL serves as a hub the place researchers, healthcare organizations, public-sector establishments and business companions consider, develop and deploy superior AI applied sciences. The lab helps functions throughout scientific analysis together with healthcare, local weather science, engineering, public providers and national-scale AI initiatives.

SAIL is meant to work alongside the Dawn fusion AI system developed by the College of Cambridge and UKAEA. Constructed on the identical Cambridge-designed AMD and Dell structure as Zenith, Dawn will help fusion power analysis and broader AI-for-science functions.

The announcement follows the enlargement of the College of Cambridge’s AI Analysis Useful resource, together with deployment of the Zenith AI supercomputer. Powered by fifth Gen AMD EPYC processors and AMD Intuition MI355X GPU accelerators built-in into Dell infrastructure, Zenith is designed to help more and more complicated AI, simulation and scientific workloads.

Dr. Lisa Su (pictured) Chair and CEO of AMD attended an occasion at Ray Dolby Centre to formally launch the Zenith AI supercomputer, UK’s largest AI-for-science platform powered by AMD EPYC processors and Intuition GPUs.