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Ezio Gaiani
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EUROCC 3 e 4 DICEMBRE
Released by BI-REX Big Data Innovation & Research Excellence
Ezio Gaiani
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Issued by BI-REX Big Data Innovation & Research Excellence
BI-REX is one of the 8 Italian Competence Centers funded by the Italian Ministry of Enterprises and Made in Italy within the Industry 4.0 National Plan and our main focus is on Big Data.
Release date
05/12/2024
Expiration date
Never
Badge code
641439
Date of the event:
from 03/12/2024 to 04/12/2024
Duration:
14 h
Description:
Corso ''AI e Supercalcolo: come accelerare i tuoi modelli in azienda ''
3 e 4 dicembre 2024
Il corso ha lo scopo di fornire una panoramica del mondo del Deep Learning (DL), ormai sempre più legato ai supercalcolatori visto il crescente numero di dati e bisogno di potenza di calcolo, gettando le basi per lo sviluppo e il porting su HPC di modelli più complessi come i Large Language Model (LLM).
Release criteria:
Frequenza
Other info:
Docenti Corso:
- Eleonora Bergamaschi
- Domitilla Brandoni
- Laura Cavalli
- Riccardo Mioli
- Eric Pascolo
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