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IIIT-Delhi Launches Industry-Backed AI/ML Systems Course
IIIT-Delhi has started a new course called Networks for AI/ML Systems.
They made this course with help from a company called Marvell.
Two teachers, Dr. Rinku Shah from IIIT-Delhi and Abd Mohammad Kamaluddin from Marvell, will teach the course.
Marvell's engineers will also help with the technical parts.
This course is special because it teaches things like how to make computers talk to each other for AI, how to use special memory systems, and how to simulate big AI projects.
It's one of the first courses like this in the world.
The course helps IIIT-Delhi and Marvell work together on research in AI and computer systems.
It's also important for India's goals in making better AI and computer chips.
IIIT-Delhi has launched a new course on Networks for AI/ML Systems in partnership with Marvell Technology, Inc.
The course is co-designed and co-taught by Dr. Rinku Shah from IIIT-Delhi and Abd Mohammad Kamaluddin from Marvell.
Marvell engineers will provide ongoing technical guidance for the course.
The course focuses on AI-focused networking, CXL-based memory systems, and AI-scale simulation, addressing system-level challenges not typically covered in conventional curricula.
The course aligns with national priorities for AI computing and semiconductor capabilities, supporting joint research activities between IIIT-Delhi and Marvell.
- Who
- IIIT-Delhi in partnership with Marvell Technology, Inc.
- What
- Launched a new course on Networks for AI/ML Systems
- Where
- IIIT-Delhi
- When
- Not specified
- Why
- To align with national priorities for AI computing and semiconductor capabilities, and to support joint research activities in AI networking and systems
Key facts
- Institution
- IIIT-Delhi
- Course Name
- Networks for AI/ML Systems
- Industry Partner
- Marvell Technology, Inc.
- Course Instructors
- Dr. Rinku Shah (IIIT-Delhi) and Abd Mohammad Kamaluddin (Marvell)
- Course Focus
- AI-focused networking, CXL-based memory systems, AI-scale simulation
- National Priority
- AI computing and semiconductor capabilities
- Global Positioning
- Among the earliest globally
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