Lex Fridman

But now you've expanded that to extreme co-design of GPU, CPU, memory, networking, storage, power, cooling, software.

the rack itself, the pod that you've announced, and even the data center.

So let's talk about extreme co-design.

What is the hardest part of co-designing a system with that many complex components and design variables?

I'm sure there's trade-offs there.

Plus, you have a complete disparate disciplines here.

I'm sure you have specialists in each one of these, high bandwidth memory.

The networking, the NVLink, the NICS, the optics and the copper that you're doing, the power delivery, the cooling, all of that.

I mean, there's like world experts in each of those.

How do you get them in a room together to figure out- That's why my staff is so large.

Yeah.

Can you take me through the process of the specialists and the journalists, like-

How do you put together the rack when you know the set of things you have to shove into a rack together?

What does that process look like of designing it all together?

So you still have 60 reports.

You still have, of course.

And most stars at least have a foot in engineering.

Almost all of them.

So you constantly have an eye on the entire stack and you're having intense discussions about the design of the entire stack.

So even if you're talking about a particular component, like cooling, networking, everybody's listening in.