Computing Infrastructure for 2024
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Claims an open photonic disaggregated computer that links cloud-to-edge with all‑optical PCIe switches, NFS over RDMA over photonic networks, and composable disaggregated servers to cut latency and energy by moving accelerators where needed and doing device‑to‑device GPU processing that bypasses CPUs. A joint LF Edge / IOWN GF PoC (542 organizations in IOWN) runs three phases: 2024 feasibility of photonic RDMA+edge storage, 2025 composable resource verification, then real‑world generative‑AI+robotics and green‑energy workload tests.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Computing infrastructure 2030
- 1:50Edge computing challenges
- 3:38Photonic disaggregated computer
- 7:20Smart security use case
- 9:05Global photonic initiatives
- 10:12ION Global Forum overview
- 14:34ION proof of concept
- 16:48LF Edge projects
- 17:56LF Edge AI project
- 19:27ION and LF Edge joint POC
- 21:18Generative AI robotics
- 27:32Green energy data processing
- 31:03Photonic POC plan
- 32:51Join communities
- 33:12Q&A
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