Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are changing how we interact with technology — and how technology interacts with us. That's why we're building AI solutions to help you design, validate, and deploy the next generation of AI innovations.
Whether you're building AI networks, designing data center infrastructure, or advancing 6G research, artificial intelligence and machine learning are shaping the future. Discover how our AI solutions can help you accelerate product design and development by integrating AI across the development life cycle.
An AI solution is more than just a model — it’s an orchestrated system involving data, compute, and operations, optimized for tasks like inference, prediction, and automation. In infrastructure-heavy contexts such as data centers, AI solutions must integrate seamlessly with the compute stack (DDR/HBM memory, PCIe/CXL lanes), interconnects (400G, 800G, 1.6T), and networking protocols (RoCEv2, RDMA). Scalability depends on the ability of these layers to support jitter-free data movement, low latency, and high signal integrity under workload stress.
To function reliably at scale, an AI solution must combine:
KPIs like jitter, crosstalk, recovery time, algorithm bandwidth, bus bandwidth, and job completion metrics are tracked to ensure sustained performance across environments.
AI solutions differ significantly by industry based on latency tolerance, compute intensity, and data locality. For example:
These trade-offs must be modeled and benchmarked using tools like workload emulation and simulation.
AI-related benefits include workload automation, reduced operational costs, and smarter system management. Infrastructure-aware AI solutions can dynamically allocate compute, route data efficiently, and anticipate failures based on telemetry.
These challenges include:
Without thorough emulation and benchmarking, AI deployments risk failure due to unexpected jitter, latency, or bandwidth bottlenecks.
AI data pipelines must be designed with infrastructure constraints in mind. In high-performance environments:
Additionally, telemetry collected during early validation (e.g., from signal integrity tests or workload emulation) helps refine model performance and training strategies.
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