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Mark Lagamayo

Cyber Security Professional | Continuous Learning; CAD Designer & Drafter, SolidWorks CSWA, AutoCAD

Mark Lagamayo is a Mechanical Design Engineer with extensive expertise in precision component, module, and subsystem design. With over 10,000 hours of SolidWorks (CSWA) experience, Mark has the skills necessary to take a design project from concept to validation to deployment. He is skilled in the development and improvement of manufacturing processes and has knowledge and experience in machine shop practices. Mark is also an expert in ASME Y14.5 - 2009 Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing, Agile, and AutoDesk Fusion PLM/ERP/ECO.

Mark is a team player, while also providing independent prototyping and analysis on precision mechanical design of hardware. He has studied BS, Mechanical Engineering at San Diego State University-California State University, Certificates in Computer Engineering Technology/Technician at California Institute of Arts & Technology, and J-STD-001 - Certified IPC Specialist - Requirements for Soldered Electrical & Electronic Assemblies at Service To Mankind. He has also received Certificates of Completion in Solidworks - CAD Tools at Hawk Ridge Systems.

Mark's work experience includes Senior Electronics Assembler at eTeam, Electro Mechanical Assembler II at Nextgen Technologies Inc, Senior Mechanical Engineer at Translarity, Mechanical Engineer at STAr-Edge Technologies, and Mechanical Engineer at FormFactor Inc.

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Apr 23 · linkedin

It's been almost a month since I graduated from my Cybersecurity Bootcamp. The past six months have been long, but rewarding in terms of learning new skills and learning how to apply those skills to my career. I look forward to embarking on this new journey by posting relevant articles that help me understand the cybersecurity world. In his latest article, Mick Baccio explores the complex relationship between artificial intelligence, 5G technology, and cyberwarfare. The article delves into the potential dangers of generative AI, which was once seen as a symbol of technological progress. Baccio warns readers of the potential for this technology to be used for malicious purposes in the near future. Check out this thought-provoking piece for a glimpse into the future of AI and its intersection with cyberwarfare. #AI #cybersecurity #5G #technology

Apr 19 · linkedin

Very interesting. Power-hungry AI is putting significant strain on global electricity supply. Here are some key points:

Electricity Demand: Data centers that power AI chatbots already account for 2% of global electricity consumption. Billion-dollar tech giants like Amazon, Microsoft, and Alphabet are investing heavily in computing infrastructure to build out their AI capabilities. However, the surge in demand for data centers has led to capacity constraints, especially in popular locations like northern Virginia. The challenge lies in finding suitable sites and ensuring sufficient power supply for these centers.

Environmental Impact: The power supply issue also raises concerns about the environmental impact of the technology boom. As countries worldwide strive to meet renewable energy commitments and address climate change, reforming electricity grids becomes crucial. Amazon’s sustainability chief, Kara Hurst, acknowledges that the demands on the power grid are a top concern.

Generative AI: The rise of generative AI, which involves processing massive volumes of information, further exacerbates the energy requirements. Nvidia’s CEO, Jensen Huang, estimates that $1 trillion worth of data centers will need to be built in the next several years to support this power-intensive AI.

Future Challenges: By 2030, the operation of chatbots and remote generative services in AI data centers could require as much as 20 to 25 percent of the entire US power grid2. The reality of the electricity grid may eventually hinder AI’s growth.

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San Diego, California, United States