Allyson Klein
Allyson Klein’s insatiable curiosity for what inspires innovation drove her to found her first podcast over a decade ago. She has reached over ten million listeners over one thousand interviews with the industry’s brightest stars.
Allyson created the TechArena to shine a light on leading edge innovation featuring inspirational stories from the industry and under-recognized voices. She leverages over two decades in the tech sector with executive roles at companies including Intel and Micron to her work. She holds an MBA from Portland State University where she is now a professor in the business school and a bachelors in marketing and management of the University of Oregon.
Allyson leads the TechArena from Portland, Oregon working with both tech titans and breakout stars.
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TechArena 2025 Predictions Report
In this report, discover the 2025 predictions of TechArena’s Voices of Innovation – industry experts who forecasting what’s on the horizon in AI, data centers, edge, network, sustainability and more.
Transforming Data Centers to Meet the AI Imperative
In this Great Debate, three industry leaders delve into enterprise adoption of AI in 2025, and the compute infrastructure needed to support its scale-out.
Pushing Boundaries of Sustainable HPC and AI with Liquid Cooling
Pushing Boundaries of Sustainable HPC and AI with Liquid Cooling
Powering the Future of AI and HPC with High-Density Storage
During Supercomputing ‘24, Solidigm’s Yuyang Sun and Gigabyte’s Chen Lee discussed Gigabyte’s role in the server market and Solidigm’s “game-changing” new 122 terabyte solid state drives.
ASUS: Redefining AI and HPC Solutions
At SC ‘24, ASUS’s Joseph Lu shared insights with Solidigm’s Yuyang Sun on how ASUS’s server technology and high-density SSDs are shaping the future of AI and HPC.
NASA: Unlocking the Universe and Protecting Our Planet
The HPC lead for NASA's Center for Climate Simulation offers an insider’s perspective about the space agency’s work in climate science and space exploration and the role of supercomputing.