AI Infrastructure Roundtable

Description

An evening for the people who decide what the AI stack actually runs on. Compute, networking, storage, and the hardware and software choices underneath all of it. Most of the conversation about AI happens a layer above this one. Models, agents, products. The harder problems sit lower down. Power and cooling limits that no budget fixes quickly. Interconnect bottlenecks that only show up at scale. Storage sized for a different kind of workload. Decisions on silicon and network fabric that lock in for years, made now, on incomplete information. This is the first gathering of a new Open Future Forum group for AI infrastructure leaders. The week Hot Chips wraps, a small group sits down in Palo Alto to compare notes on what is actually working. No pitches. No sales presentations. Just strong peers, real numbers, and useful conversations. Who's in the room Seats are limited and every registration is reviewed. What we'll cover The agenda comes from the room. The threads we expect: The details Hosted by Murray Newlands, Founder & CEO, Open Future Forum Convened with a small group of AI infrastructure leaders. Names to be confirmed. About Open Future Forum Open Future Forum is a private executive community based in Silicon Valley, founded by Murray Newlands in 2019. Its network reaches tens of thousands of executives and investors worldwide. It runs a year-round calendar of small, off-the-record dinners, panels, and mixers for senior executives and investors, including CEOs, CFOs, CMOs, CISOs, private equity leaders, founders, and AI leaders. Beyond events, Open Future Forum convenes peer groups and executive boards and publishes original research built on first-party survey and qualitative data from its executive network.