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Stories about cloud computing at the nimble semiconductor startup named Ampere, Hosted by Mahesh Madhav, Christen Cannon, and Travis Lazar.

26 OCT.

#34: Technical Communication

Great engineers have the ability to socialize their ideas, and spar respectfully with their technical colleagues. Listen to Dave and Sumiran focus on this foundational skill and share how we can all improve our communication. Dave Harriman is a Distinguished Engineer and chair of the PCIe protocol working group. Sumiran Shubhi is a Principal Engineer and SoC Architect.

1 h 38 min
7 JUIL.

#33: Design Verification as Software Engineering

Design Verification is a discipline that sits on the boundary between hardware and software -- many of the same engineering skills come into play, but the end goal is to ship a piece of silicon! And the design space keep getting exponentially larger, yet the number of DV engineers is held constant, so what can a CPU designer do? Listen in as Allan Rudwick and Carson Bunker sit down and chat about the methods used to verify Ampere's custom cores and SoC products.

1 h 6 min
16 MAI

#32: Ampere Strategy and 2024 Roadmap Update

Ampere’s 2024 Strategy and Roadmap Update. As a company that specializes in sustainable and power-efficient computing for the cloud and AI, Ampere is proud to highlight our continued innovation and invention in this field including details on upcoming products, milestones, and key industry alliances. Renee James, Founder and CEO Jeff Wittich, Chief Product Officer To learn more about Ampere visit https://www.amperecomputing.com and for more information on performance claims, see footnotes which are available at: https://amperecomputing.com/home/roadmap-2024-footnotes

30 min
26/10/2023

#31: Solving Puzzles in Compilers and Beyond (Kevin Smith)

Two software engineers come together to discuss all the aspects of solving problems at the hardware software interface. Our firmware intern Jacob Little joins us from North Carolina State University, and speaks to one of Ampere's technical leaders, Kevin Smith. Kevin is the Vice President of Languages and Compilers. Topics in this episode include working across organizations, how to up-level your communications, explaining concepts to audiences both technical and non-technical, and uplifting our peers!

1 h 7 min
25/07/2023

#30: Mechanical Design (Josh Levy)

Listen to our mechanical engineers discuss all aspects of board design at a server startup. Our intern Kate Murray joins us through Oregon State University's MECOP initiative, and speaks with her team leader Josh Levy who is a Principal Engineer in the mechanical design team. Topics in this show include thermal analysis and thermal solutions, vibrational elements of servers, sourcing parts for reference designs, immersion cooling, modal analysis, and the tangible aspects of mechanical design.

54 min
18/05/2023

#29: Ampere Strategy and 2023 Roadmap Update

Hear Ampere executives, partners, and end users discuss the future of cloud computing and the importance of high performance, high efficiency compute. Renee James, Founder and CEO Jeff Wittich, Chief Product Officer Learn more about Ampere at https://www.amperecomputing.com Footnote: The web services study here is based on performance and power data for many typical workloads using single node performance comparisons measured and published by Ampere Computing. Details and efficiency footnotes are available at https://www.amperecomputing.com/home/roadmap-footnotes

29 min
03/05/2023

#28: Working for Your Team (Pete Baker)

Another intern has joined us in the studio, continuing the series of episodes where junior engineers chat with senior leaders. In this installment, Tito Reinhard joins us from Portland State University, and speaks with his team leader Pete Baker who is the VP of Customer and Developer Engineering. Topics in this show include sustainable engineering for climate/energy concerns, technical curiosity, and Tito's project involving data warehousing for customer performance benchmarking. Applicable buzzwords include: Great Teams, Great Culture, ARM Startup, Developer Outreach, Human Engineering, Retrospective Leadership, Customer Engagement, Customer Success, Developer Advocacy, Ampere Ambassadors, Building teams, Software, Leadership Empathy, Servant Leadership, Performance Benchmarking

55 min
24/01/2023

#27: Unintuitive Architecture (Scott Tetrick)

From the Summer Intern Class of 2022, we continue with the series of episodes where junior engineers chat with their mentors. This time, Susana Alcorta speaks with Scott Tetrick on their work with applied machine learning and teases out war stories from Scott's time building and debugging SoCs. Susana Alcorta is working on her PhD at UT-Austin, and Scott Tetrick is an Ampere Fellow in the Architecture team in Portland, OR.

1 h 14 min

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Stories about cloud computing at the nimble semiconductor startup named Ampere, Hosted by Mahesh Madhav, Christen Cannon, and Travis Lazar.

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Ampere Computing
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2019 - 2024
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34
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#34: Technical Communication

#33: Design Verification as Software Engineering

#32: Ampere Strategy and 2024 Roadmap Update

#31: Solving Puzzles in Compilers and Beyond (Kevin Smith)

#30: Mechanical Design (Josh Levy)

#29: Ampere Strategy and 2023 Roadmap Update

#28: Working for Your Team (Pete Baker)

#27: Unintuitive Architecture (Scott Tetrick)

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#34: Technical Communication

#33: Design Verification as Software Engineering

#32: Ampere Strategy and 2024 Roadmap Update

#31: Solving Puzzles in Compilers and Beyond (Kevin Smith)

#30: Mechanical Design (Josh Levy)

#29: Ampere Strategy and 2023 Roadmap Update

#28: Working for Your Team (Pete Baker)

#27: Unintuitive Architecture (Scott Tetrick)

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À propos

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