M.C. Dean sponsored NVIDIA’s GPU Technology Conference (GTC), held October 27-29 in Washington, D.C. The annual event brought together thousands of global technology leaders, developers, and innovators to explore the rapid evolution of artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, quantum computing, and accelerated computing.
“The pace of innovation at GTC shows how rapidly AI is transforming the way we design, build, and operate intelligent infrastructure and operational technologies,” said Bill Dean, M.C. Dean chief executive officer. “M.C. Dean was proud to stand alongside other industry leaders demonstrating how AI is shaping the future of infrastructure. Our leadership, engineers, and technical experts represented the company across sessions and the exhibit hall, reinforcing our position as a trusted partner in delivering secure, intelligent, and resilient systems.”
Conference Highlights
Throughout the three-day event, M.C. Dean’s team met with technology partners, federal agencies, and industry peers to discuss how AI is advancing the design, construction, and operation of critical systems. Our team attended sessions focused on agentic AI, robotics, and sustainable computing, and participated in NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang’s keynote, which outlined how accelerated computing and AI factories are driving innovation across sectors.
Exhibit Hall Booth & Technical Demos
Our engineers showcased two live demonstrations that highlighted how the company is integrating AI into real-world infrastructure and operations.
- Vision AI for SecOps: Demonstrated how advanced computer vision reduces false alarms, streamlines triage, and delivers enhanced context for critical events. The platform integrates video, access control, and sensor data to unify event intelligence, strengthen situational awareness, and accelerate response in demanding environments.
- Modular data center in the Tech Expo exhibit hall models repeatable, scalable design: Presented how manufactured, turnkey data centers accelerate AI infrastructure delivery. This modular, repeatable approach improves scalability and shortens deployment timelines by 30 to 50 percent compared to traditional projects.
M.C. Dean’s participation in GTC reflects our ongoing commitment to advancing AI-enabled infrastructure and delivering secure, intelligent, and resilient systems for our customers
