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AI Infrastructure for Reproducible Experimentation on FABRIC | Stitching Together Innovations with FABRIC Users

Date: August 18, 2026

Time: 3:00-4:00 PM ET

Join us for the next Stitching Together Innovation with FABRIC Users webinar as we explore how researchers are leveraging FABRIC to advance cutting-edge cyberinfrastructure and AI-enabled research. In this session, Dr. Peipei Zhou (Brown University) will showcase an NSF Major Research Instrumentation (MRI) project focused on building an AI infrastructure that integrates with the FABRIC testbed to enable reproducible, scalable experimentation, with a focus on Asynchronous GPU-SSD Integration to allow efficient AI system deployment. Attendees will receive an overview of the project’s vision, learn why FABRIC was selected as the underlying research platform, and see demonstrations of the team’s current experimental environment and published research outcomes.

The webinar will also provide an inside look at the project’s future roadmap, including plans to connect a new multi-server AI research infrastructure to FABRIC, making it accessible to the broader research community. Dr. Zhou will discuss how this integration will support reproducible workflows, collaborative experimentation, and new opportunities for researchers to leverage advanced AI computing resources through FABRIC. Whether you’re a current FABRIC user or interested in getting started, this session will offer practical insights, lessons learned, and an opportunity to engage directly during a live Q&A.

The webinar recording will be shared with all registrants following the event. Those interested can register here.

Updated on July 31, 2026

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