Engineering and infrastructure

AI data centre networks and facilities

AI data centre networks and facilities covers the people who supply compute sites with power, cooling and network capacity. AI companies need them because accelerators are only useful when they are powered, kept cool and connected to each other.

Model builders now plan compute in terms of sites and power, not just chips. Racks draw far more electricity and give off far more heat than older server halls, and training jobs need very fast links between thousands of accelerators. These hires are tricky because the talent sits in utilities, telecoms and traditional data centres. Few people have worked at this density, so you often hire for adjacent experience and teach the rest.

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Roles in this family

6 roles

Where the people come from

Network, electrical, mechanical, facilities or HPC engineering

Not to be confused with. These are enabling infrastructure professions rather than model-development roles.

Core skills

  • Distributed systems
  • Cloud and orchestration
  • Hardware and computer architecture
  • Reliability and incident response

Where it is used

  • Semiconductors and compute infrastructure
  • Energy and utilities

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