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IIIT Delhi Launches AI Fabrics and Systems Course

IIIT Delhi Launches AI Fabrics and Systems Course
IIIT Delhi introduces new course on AI Fabrics and Systems · indianexpress.com

IIIT Delhi and Marvell Technology have started a new course called Networks for AI/ML Systems.

This course is for students who want to learn about how big AI systems work.

It focuses on things like networking, memory, and how AI tasks are spread across different computers.

The course is taught by teachers from IIIT Delhi and experts from Marvell.

About 45 students from different programs are taking this course.

The goal is to teach students what AI systems are really like in the real world.

Key facts

Institution
Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology Delhi (IIIT Delhi)
Industry Partner
Marvell Technology, Inc.
Course Name
Networks for AI/ML Systems
Focus Area
Systems layer of modern AI
Participants
45 students from BTech, MTech, and PhD programmes
Instructors
Dr Rinku Shah (IIIT-Delhi) and Abed Mohammad Kamaluddin (Marvell)

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Prof. Pushpendra Singh

Head, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, IIIT-Delhi

“Networks for AI/ML Systems is India’s first and the first known course of its kind globally. By integrating AI networking, CXL-based memory systems and AI-scale simulation, the course exposes students to system-level challenges rarely addressed in traditional curricula.”
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Dr. Rinku Shah

Faculty member, IIIT-Delhi

“Students rarely see how AI systems behave at scale. This course exposes fabric-level and memory-level challenges that matter in modern AI clusters. The collaboration with Marvell was instrumental in making this possible.”
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Prasun Kapoor

AVP at the Indian affiliate of Marvell

“The course exposes students to the cutting-edge ML network fabric technologies as they evolve in the industry, reflected in their systems thinking around scale, data movement and real infrastructure constraints.”
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Abed Mohammad Kamaluddin

Director at Marvell

“Modern AI systems demand engineers who can reason across fabrics, memory and execution. This course was designed to cultivate that end-to-end systems mindset.”
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