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TERATEC 2025 Forum
The European meeting for Experts in High Power Digital
Simulation . HPC/HPDA . Artificial Intelligence . Quantum Computing

Thursday May 22
Workshop 07 - 9:30 am to 11:30 am

Modern storage for IA Data Centers 2025-2030: a dominant architecture confronted by fragmented uses
Chaired by Jean-Thomas Acquaviva, Research engineer, DDN and Farouk Mansouri, HPC-Cloud-AI senior engineer, LuxProvide

VAST Data: Data platform for an AI factory, what's at stake?
By Bertrand Ounanian, Systems Engineering Manager, VAST Data

The “data products” created and deployed in an AI factory are increasingly the result of continuous, real-time processing, requiring data enrichment and global availability. The processing itself is fundamentally different, now based on inference, chaining together numerous microservices, orchestrated and triggered by events. These are all new constraints to which an AI data platform must respond, with flexibility and integration with these distributed processes.

AI factories need to address a spectrum ranging from silicon to user services, and VAST Data is helping to create the largest AI factories in the world. This workshop details the place of the data platform for AI in this context, its transformation and the challenges it must meet.

Biography: Bertrand Ounanian is a 20 years technologist, with a strong experience in the Information Technology industry. During his career at Sun Microsystems, Symantec, EMC, and Pure Storage he helped customers solving business challenges in manufacturing, healthcare, finance, media and entertainment industries. He spent the last 10 years working on data centric architectures, from digitalization, fast data analytics, to artificial intelligence initiatives. He joined VAST Data as a senior systems engineer to develop innovative storage architectures, designed to support HPC, AI, and analytics advanced applications and moved into the role of Systems Engineering Manager.

 

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