RAVEL CEO Denise Muyco says AI factories need orchestration, not just more GPUs
RAVEL co-founder and CEO Denise Muyco argues that the AI infrastructure challenge is not a shortage of GPUs but a systems-engineering problem of making distributed, heterogeneous compute work together efficiently. In an interview, she describes AI factories as integrated ecosystems spanning compute, networking, storage, power, cooling, and operational layers across multiple sites and providers.…
Key points
- Muyco says AI infrastructure inefficiency stems from bottlenecks beyond GPUs, including storage, networking, scheduling, and software-stack mismatches
- RAVEL Orchestrate AI coordinates workloads across cloud, on-premises, and hybrid environments using telemetry and policy
- Sovereign AI is defined as policy-defined control over the full AI environment, not just data residency
Denise Muyco, Co-Founder and CEO of RAVEL
Unite.AI · 23 October 2026
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