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Dr Chris Ballance, co-founder and CEO of Oxford Ionics, explains how the company has developed and proven the building blocks of a high-performance, scalable quantum computer, and has also demonstrated that its quantum chips can be produced at scale in a standard semiconductor factory. Chris says that its chip provides over twice the performance of previous world records - achieved without using error correction – detailing why he believes that useful quantum computers are now within touching distance.
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Thomas Barber, Vice President, Communications Infrastructure and Datacenter at GlobalFoundries, explains how the adoption of silicon photonics in data centres enables ultra-fast data transmission between GPUs at double the speed, enhancing the efficiency and performance of communication systems to meet today’s demand for generative AI, while also providing a more sustainable method of data processing. Thomas also discusses other power management solutions that can save up to 10% of data centrepower consumption, and the promise of RF GaN technology for future communication needs.
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Jeff Borrman, CEO, Bioscope Technologies, explains the Bioleaching and Bio-refining processes it is developing at industrial scale for the sustainable recovery of base and precious metals from printed circuit boards (PCBs). Bioscope technology will replace traditional treatments that use high-temperature and chemical recovery and is as close to zero-emission as possible, without offsetting. The company is making a multimillion-pound investment in plant and machinery across its four UK PCB recovery and processing facilities as it anticipates a huge growth in industrial scale, sustainable recovery of precious metals.
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Paul Alexander, Nokia's Head of Cloud Infrastructure Business, Europe at Nokia, discusses the network challenges faced by the data centre industry in the face of AI’s rapid expansion, as well as how automation and AI, such as Nokia’s Event-Driven Automation solution, is being harnessed to help address this situation. Paul also the importance of quantum-safe security and the recent 800GbE optical and IP service trial between Chicago and London.
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The DCS VIDEO Magazine platform allows for companies to present face to face in an interview with the Editor Phil Alsop. A company can focus on their achievements, latest product launch or advise on a topic their company has leadership in.
• The 30-minute interview will be included in a VIDEO Magazine.
• The VIDEO Magazine is mailed 3 times to 45,000 readers of DCS magazine.
• Hosted on DCS website for 3 months.
• Promoted via social media.
• Promoted on weekly newsletters.
• Logo on video.
The main sponsor for each VIDEO Magazine will receive a full-size banner (728 X 90) and the lead interview.
Deadline 5th December.
30 Minutes
£995
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30 min ZOOM interview with the editor
The interview will include a single page of advertising in Datacentre Solutions or 1 Newsletter sponsorship. Package Price £995
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