Overview
December 11
11AM PT, 2PM ET
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Access to advanced research computing used to depend on where a researcher worked. Today, universities are changing that, giving researchers secure access to large research data, frontier-scale AI, and ready-to-use cloud environments, often in hours instead of weeks.
Join us to hear how three universities are expanding access to research resources. The University of Minnesota’s Masonic Institute for the Developing Brain built a secure research environment where scientists can analyze more than a petabyte of brain-development data without downloading it. Northeastern University’s National Deep Inference Fabric gives academic researchers free access to the inner workings of AI models with hundreds of billions of parameters. And Florida State University’s "Research Flywheel" combines seed funding, skills training, and ready-to-use governed research accounts.
You’ll leave with practical models for expanding research capacity on your campus, whether you’re supporting a single lab or an entire research community.
Why attend:
- Give researchers secure access to sensitive, large-scale data.
- Expand AI compute without running your own GPU cluster.
- Make cloud easier for researchers to use.
- Learn what works and what to avoid.
