Q: What specific business value and research enablement does H3C’s Education AI Computing Solution bring to universities?
A: H3C’s solution drives paradigm shifts in academic research and industry-academy integration. It enables breakthroughs such as Peking University’s biomedical imaging facility and Tongji University’s autonomous systems. It supports interdisciplinary fields like ICs, robotics, and autonomous driving. With full-stack resource monitoring (100+ object types, 300+ metrics) and intelligent O&M, it ensures month-long training stability and improves end-network troubleshooting efficiency by over 90%. It also integrates open-source LLMs (LLaMA2, ChatGLM2.0, Baichuan) to lower AIGC adoption barriers.
Q: How can communication efficiency of GPU clusters be ensured during large model training to avoid congestion-induced compute idling?
A: H3C employs the AD-DC intelligent lossless control platform with RoCE. Using a standard Fat-Tree multi-rail architecture, each GPU server’s 8x400G/200G NICs connect to the same Leaf switch, enabling high-bandwidth, low-latency transport. Compute-storage-network collaboration and RDMA achieve zero packet loss. Tests show 20% higher training efficiency and 50% better collective communication performance, ensuring month-long training without interruption.
Q: How can AI computing centers shift from reactive fault handling to proactive O&M?
A: H3C provides full-stack visibility and intelligent O&M, managing switches, servers, lossless NICs, and GPUs—unlike peers focused only on network devices. Features include flow, latency, throughput, and congestion visibility to pinpoint issues in network, servers, or GPU parameters. At Zhejiang Lab, this cut fault location time drastically and raised troubleshooting efficiency by over 90%, enabling fast failure domain isolation and recovery.