Tim Lustig

Tim Lustig is the director of Corporate Ethernet Marketing at NVIDIA, where his work includes the development of collateral and content creation for sales enablement and product launches. He also develops product promotional activities and outbound communication plans to raise brand awareness for the NVIDIA industry-leading Ethernet product lines.
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Posts by Tim Lustig

Networking

Spotlight: NVIDIA BlueField DPUs Power the VAST Data Platform for AI Workload Optimization

As the demand for sophisticated AI capabilities escalates, VAST Data introduces the VAST Data Platform, now enhanced with NVIDIA BlueField DPUs. This innovation... 7 MIN READ
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Networking

Accelerate AI Infrastructure Using an NVIDIA BlueField-3 DPU Integration with DDN Storage

As AI becomes integral to organizational innovation and competitive advantage, the need for efficient and scalable infrastructure is more critical than ever. A... 6 MIN READ
Networking

Modernizing the Data Center with Accelerated Networking

Accelerated networking combines CPUs, GPUs, DPUs (data processing units), or SuperNICs into an accelerated computing fabric specifically designed to optimize... 5 MIN READ
Data Center / Cloud

Harness DPU-Accelerated Packet-Steering Logic with NVIDIA DOCA Flow

The NVIDIA DOCA framework aims to simplify the programming and application development for NVIDIA BlueField DPUs and ConnectX SmartNICs. It provides high-level... 9 MIN READ
Networking

Accelerating Redis Performance Using VMware vSphere 8 and NVIDIA BlueField DPUs

A shift to modern distributed workloads, along with higher networking speeds, has increased the overhead of infrastructure services. There are fewer CPU cycles... 10 MIN READ
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Networking

Top Networking Sessions at NVIDIA GTC 2023

Check out this NVIDIA GTC 2023 playlist to see all the sessions on accelerated networking, sustainable data centers, Ethernet for HPC, and more. 1 MIN READ