Generative Design Synthesis with Intel-based Data Science Workstations

The right hardware can help you accelerate generative design workloads

While having near-infinite compute resources available in the cloud is key to most generative design workflow strategies, your edge hardware is also important—including your workstation. For the kind of data science tasks that lead into generative design synthesis, single-node systems with high memory spans may yield the best results. David Liu of Intel shares the systems and workstations that can help you make generative design a standard part of your design process.

About the speaker

David Liu is a lead AI solutions engineer with Intel. He is a software engineer with a background in hardware, focusing on solutions for AI and machine learning.

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