On-Demand Data Center Webinars | Corning

Whether you are a seasoned IT professional or just beginning to explore the world of artificial intelligence, machine learning and big data, this webinar is providing valuable insights into the potential of AI, especially generative AI, and discussing the future of network infrastructure.

In this webinar Daniel Pope, Founder & CTO of Submer and Mustafa Keskin, Hyperscale DC Innovation Manager at Corning are taking you into the world of immersion cooling to support AI data center infrastructures, covering design considerations, best practice and the profound impact AI has on the advancements of data centers.

Data centers supporting AI applications have to provide high computational and switching capacities. We’ll look at the transformative impact of transceiver technology, connectivity and backbone infrastructure setups to support AI and machine learning.

This webinar dives into the topics of data center network densification and miniaturization to support for artificial intelligence applications, sustainable product development practices, and the benefits of combing SMF-28® Contour Optical Fibers with Flow Ribbon Technology with the MiniXtend® Ribbon Cable 200-Flow for optimized network performance.

Want to understand why you need 400G to support AI and machine learning models, all the acronyms like GPU, PODS, and more? Then this webinar is for you! We will explain leaf-spine networks for AI applications, the Nvidia DGX SuperPOD, and show how to cable AI networks using Corning's EDGE8® solution and InfiniBand switches.

Find out how you can reduce data center server row cabling time by up to 75% with a solution pre-engineered to your exact specifications

This webinar looks at the transceiver roadmap and technology trends, structured cabling options for port breakout at 40G to 100G, new very small form factor connectors enabling port breakout at 400G and the benefits of these applications.

This Viavi and Corning webinar discusses a structured cabling approach that enables equal distribution of uniform latency across all participants to help you support high-frequency trading and other latency-sensitive or latency-dependent applications.

The webinar looks at why monitoring a data center network is beneficial, introduces the two most commonly applied applied technologies, explains the value and of passive optical tapping and how it is done.

This webinar discusses the importance of inspecting and cleaning the connector end-face, the approval/rejection criteria defined by the standards, as well as the methods to clean and maintain a clean connectors.

With predominantly hyperscale operators using single-mode fibers for the high speed, high density networks, this webinar will discuss the benefits, limitations and other considerations to make when planning a new build or refurbishing of an existing data center.