Ian Finder

Ian Finder leads product and business for NVIDIA data center CPUs, including Grace and Vera. Before that, he led product and platform architecture for the GPU and accelerated computing portfolio at a large hyperscaler, where he developed, among other things, the virtualized NVIDIA A100-based AI supercomputing infrastructure behind some of the breakout moments in scale-up foundation model training. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering from the Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) in Seattle. He is the product of a lifelong obsession with computer architecture—a point proven by the Control Data supercomputer occupying his garage