​Join us for an event hosted by AMAX, a leader in enterprise AI deployments, and Colovore, an advanced high-density, liquid-cooled colocation platform! This discussion will focus on the challenges and solutions in AI infrastructure, while simultaneously addressing how Silicon Valley is handling power and cooling. With improvements in computing and storage, power constraints and infrastructure limitations have become common challenges.

​Featured Speakers

​Our speakers will share insights on the most pressing issues facing AI infrastructure today.

​Rene Meyer, PhD, CTO of AMAX Engineering

​Rene Meyer, PhD, is the CTO at AMAX, a global AI and HPC technology and solutions provider. Rene’s interest is developing, engineering and bringing to market new technologies and innovative solutions in generative AI and LLM, advanced thermals and cooling, and custom electrical, thermal and mechanical designs.   

​Prior to AMAX, Rene led the core memory technology development of novel non-volatile memory devices at several Silicon Valley startups.  

​Rene holds a PhD in Electrical Engineering. He was an Adjunct Professor at the MSE Institute at Stanford University. Rene has published over 25 papers in peer reviewed journals and has authored 15 patents. 

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​Angela Yeung, VP of Product Management at Cerebras

​Angela is VP of Product Management at Cerebras Systems. Before joining Cerebras, she was Director of Product at Hinge Health, leading the company's computer vision strategies. Angela also served as a Product Manager at Google, where she developed AI applications for Search, YouTube, Ads, and Healthcare. Angela holds BS and MS degrees in Computer Science from Stanford University.

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​Adam Rian, PhD, Founder and CEO of Aktus AI

​Adam is the Founder and CEO of Aktus AI. Previously, he was an Advisor to the Board and CTO at Flowcode, building a top-tier data science team. Adam also led Data/ML product initiatives at Twitter and directed data science at Wonderkind Co. Additionally, he is an adjunct professor at Columbia University. Adam holds undergraduate and master’s degrees in electrical and telecommunications engineering, and a PhD in Computer Science from the University of Texas at Dallas.

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​Thank you to AMD for sponsoring the event!