About TensorRigs

I'm Abdullah Amawi, a Graduate Research Assistant specializing in AI/ML hardware optimization and high-performance computing systems. I created TensorRigs to help researchers, developers, and enthusiasts make informed hardware decisions for their AI workloads.

My Background

Academic Research

Graduate Research Assistant

University of Göttingen | 2022 - Present

  • • Led AI and Swarm Intelligence Lab operations
  • • Managed GPU infrastructure (PyTorch, TensorFlow, Jupyter)
  • • Supported interdisciplinary AI research projects
  • • Developed and maintained lab computing resources

Master's Thesis Research

Optimizing I/O Performance of Scalable ML Workflows in HPC Systems

Investigated data-loading bottlenecks in large-scale deep learning, achieving significant training time reductions through GPU-accelerated pipelines like NVIDIA DALI.

Industry Experience

Technical Sales & Consulting

15+ Years Experience | 2006 - 2021

  • • Advised clients on high-performance computing hardware
  • • Specialized in performance-focused system configurations
  • • Consulted on hardware optimization for business workloads
  • • Developed expertise in matching hardware to specific use cases

Education

Master of Science - Applied Computer Science

University of Göttingen

Specialization in Deep Learning, Cloud Computing, and High-Performance Computing Systems

Bachelor's Degree - Software Engineering

Why TensorRigs?

Research-Driven

Recommendations based on academic research, lab experience, and real-world HPC workloads

Practical Experience

15+ years in technical sales and consulting, plus hands-on lab infrastructure management

Spec-Driven Analysis

Focus on specifications, research data, and real-world performance rather than traditional benchmarking

My Approach

Unlike traditional hardware review sites that focus primarily on gaming benchmarks, I approach GPU recommendations from the perspective of actual AI and ML workloads. My recommendations are based on:

  • Academic research - Insights from managing university AI labs and infrastructure
  • Practical experience - Real-world optimization challenges in HPC environments
  • Spec-driven analysis - Focus on VRAM, tensor cores, and memory bandwidth for ML workloads
  • Cost-effectiveness - Understanding price-to-performance ratios for different use cases
  • Scalability considerations - How hardware choices impact large-scale training and inference

I created TensorRigs to bridge the gap between academic AI hardware research and practical purchasing decisions for researchers, developers, and enthusiasts working with deep learning workloads.

Connect & Collaborate

Have questions about AI hardware or need help optimizing your deep learning setup? I'm always interested in discussing hardware optimization challenges and sharing insights from my research.