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| Forum TERATEC 2026 Le rendez-vous des acteurs du numérique Simulation - HPC - IA - Quantique |
Keynote de 15h05 à 15h25 |
Sovereign AI at Scale: Building Open AI Factories
Keith Strier Senior Vice President, AMD
Join us at the Teratec 2026 Forum for a visionary keynote on the future of Sovereign AI and why Europe is positioned to lead. Discover how decades of HPC excellence are evolving into the foundation for AI-driven discovery through Open AI Factories, built on openness, not vendor lock-in. Explore groundbreaking initiatives like France's Alice Recoque and Finland's LUMI-AI, AMD's partnership with the French State, and the next-generation Helios architecture. Whether you're a researcher, engineer, policymaker, or industry leader, gain compelling insights into building Sovereign AI at scale through partnership, openness, innovation, and choice, while maintaining strategic autonomy and long-term competitiveness.
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Biographie : Keith Strier is senior vice president, global AI markets at AMD, responsible for expanding AMD’s strategic vision for AI, driving new ecosystem capabilities and accelerating strategic AI engagements globally across public and private sectors. Previously, Strier was vice president, worldwide AI initiatives at NVIDIA, where he built NVIDIA’s global portfolio of AI Nations partnerships and sovereign AI business. Strier has 30 years of global leadership experience, having served as the first global AI leader at EY and the first global chief digital officer at Deloitte. Strier holds multiple AI policy leadership appointments worldwide, including: founding member, U.S. National AI Advisory Committee (NAIAC) and first-year chair, International Working Group, at the U.S. Department of Commerce; founding co-chair, AI Compute and Climate Expert Group, at the OECD, where he led the development of the first blueprint for building domestic compute capacity; member, Australia’s National AI Centre Think Tank; and founding co-chair, Commonwealth AI Consortium, harnessing AI to support the most climate-vulnerable small states. Strier holds a bachelor’s degree with honors in industrial and labor relations from Cornell University and a Juris Doctor from the New York University School of Law. |
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