By Sander Arts, Corporate Marketing, Enfabrica

Some time ago, Rochan Sankar, Enfabrica’s co-founder and CEO, approached me and asked me if I could assist positioning and marketing his company. Now, that is the form of work that, after almost 25 years on this space, still gets me excited. Enfabrica is a fast-growing Silicon Valley start-up with an incredible group of employees and a solid value proposition. They’re within the space of compute infrastructure and the technologies that may support next gen data centers, AI and memory.

Enfabrica is proposing a latest approach to constructing scalable and efficient fabrics for the sorts of high-performance and memory-intensive computing workloads we see evolving today.

What exactly is a material, chances are you’ll ask? Well, this video might help to partially answer that query. We had some fun getting perspectives from ‘an individual on the street’ on “Fabric” and added the mental explanation of what it means inside the partitions of Enfabrica, and for our customers.

Should you’re in search of a deeper dive into high-performance fabrics and the way Enfabrica is solving critical architectural problems for workloads akin to artificial intelligence and machine learning at scale, then that you must come see us at MemCon 2023 next week. As a part of the event, Shrijeet Mukherjee, Enfabrica’s Chief Development Officer and co-founder, will present a keynote titled, “Breaking Data Movement Chokepoints in Distributed Computing.” This talk will occur on Tuesday, March 28 at 4:25 p.m. and can highlight the problems for scaling memory and data movement in AI and distributed computing — and the way they may be solved. We decided that MemCon is a fitting event to share with the world what Enfabrica is all about; and we might love so that you can tune in and have interaction with us.

The inaugural MemCon Conference — happening March 28–29 on the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California — will cover memory-bound use cases across data center and server technology in modern and future computing. The event will concentrate on the intersection between systems design, memory innovation (emerging memories, storage and CXL) and other enabling technologies.

At Enfabrica, we imagine that a unified memory and network fabric is a key enabling technology for next-gen data centers, and next week we are going to showcase the kinds of material technologies and devices we’re constructing to superscale the performance, cost, and efficiency of memory-bound distributed AI and accelerated computing.

Join us on the event by registering here. And let’s connect whilst you’re there! Email us at hello@enfabrica.net and let’s arrange a while to satisfy up on the show.

See you at MemCon!