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Where AI Performance Meets Scale
As AI and high-performance computing (HPC) systems scale, validating performance, interoperability, resiliency, security, and power efficiency becomes increasingly complex.
Join Keysight at SC26 in Chicago to discover how advanced testing helps uncover bottlenecks, optimize efficiency, and accelerate deployment readiness.
8 DEMOS. ONE GOAL: AI INFRASTRUCTURE CONFIDENCE.
Stop by booth #3654 to discover practical approaches to testing AI systems, networks, interconnects, racks, storage, security, and power architectures.
01 | Inference & Guardrail Validation
Emulate realistic AI inference workloads at scale, monitor GPU, memory, KV-cache, network, and power telemetry, and evaluate guardrail resilience against adversarial attacks.
02 | Scale-Up ESUN/UE Interop
Explore multi-vendor interoperability of ESUN and Ultra Ethernet scale-up networking technologies, including LLR and CBFC across 100G and 200G SerDes.
03 | 64 × 800GE Mix of Collectives Emulation
Emulate mixed AI collective workloads across 64 × 800GE NIC and GPU endpoints on a 2 × 2 CLOS fabric to assess congestion, fabric utilization, load distribution, and workload performance before deployment.
04 | AI Storage & Rack Validation
Emulate hundreds of AI racks against live GPU hardware to evaluate power, memory, storage, KV-cache access, and RDMA/NVLink behavior under realistic workloads.
05 | High-Density 1.6T AI Tester
Explore eight ports of 1.6T Ethernet testing in a compact 2U platform, with realistic, stateful AI workload generation, including mixture-of-experts emulation.
06 | 1.6T Interconnect Validation
Evaluate high-speed 1.6T optical and active-copper interconnects through bit error rate (BER) and forward error correction (FEC) measurements.
07 | Get UALink Ready
Explore link performance, conformance, and interoperability testing for UALink-based AI scale-up networks.
08 | Power Test from Grid to Chip
Validate power delivery efficiency, stability, and performance across AC/DC power shelves, DC/DC converters, and voltage regulator modules powering AI processors.
Connect with our experts to discuss your AI and HPC challenges and explore practical solutions.
This event is ideal for AI and HPC system architects, network architects, AI infrastructure engineers, design and development engineers, test and validation engineers, researchers, and technical leaders working across high-speed networking, optical and electrical interconnects, storage, power systems, and data center infrastructure.
The event is designed for professionals addressing the performance, interoperability, reliability, security, and scalability challenges of AI and HPC systems.
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