SF Systems Reading Group on 11/10: multi-silicon systems and chip design for AI workloads
_shreya_s · x · 2026-11-08
The November SF Systems Reading Group (Nov 10), led by AryaTschand and aaravwattal, covers Multi-Silicon Systems and Chip Design: how computer architecture and chip design shaped today's frontier inference and training stacks, and how to design next-gen chips and software stacks for next-gen workloads. Sign-up is open with a waitlist.
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