Emory University supports AI.Humanity initiative with high-performance computing on AWS
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This article discusses how Emory University uses Amazon Web Services (AWS) to support its AI.Humanity initiative, which explores the societal impacts of artificial intelligence (AI) and aims to influence its future development.
Specifically, the article covers:
- Emory's use of AWS for elastic computing, GPU computing, storage options, fast deployment, security and compliance, and cost efficiency to support AI research
- How Emory built a customized Slurm-based HPC cluster on AWS using services like Amazon EC2, Amazon EBS, Amazon FSx for Lustre, and AWS ParallelCluster
- How researchers at Emory can access and utilize the AWS-powered HPC cluster for their AI-related projects
- An example of a researcher using the cluster to complete distributed AI training on a large number of images, which was not possible with Emory's on-premises resources
- Emory's commitment to security and compliance, and AWS's ability to meet standards like HIPAA and NIST 800-171
- Conclusion highlighting AWS's commitment to supporting innovation in higher education and cloud computing
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