Louis Capps is a Senior Solutions Architect with 27 years of high performance system design and simulation experience focused on CPU, GPU, I/O, interconnect and storage performance for large multi-system solutions. Louis focuses on novel designs that embrace emerging technologies needed for HPC, Deep Learning, Analytics and Visualization applications. Louis works with both government and industry principles on current and future solutions and is excited to be part of initiatives paving the way for GPUs to not only enable exascale solutions, but also driving the future of computing with systems like DGX-1 and Deep Learning.

Phil Rogers is the lead architect for Compute Server Software at NVIDIA. Phil has been working in accelerated computing for the past 7 years with a focus on performance, scalability and ease of use. Prior to that Phil spent 20 years working on performance optimizations and programmability for 3D graphics.

Tony Paikeday is the Director of Product Marketing for the NVIDIA DGX Family. Tony was previously with VMware, managing product marketing for the Horizon 7 portfolio and focused on key enabling technologies, including GPU virtualization and software-defined data center. Prior to joining VMware, Tony was at Cisco, building its data center solutions marketing practice focused on desktop and application virtualization. Prior to Cisco, he spent 12 years at Nortel selling into enterprise and service provider accounts, after having started his career as a Manufacturing Engineer for Ford Motor Company. Tony holds an engineering degree from the University of Toronto.