The new products from GTC-NVIDIA don't end there. The company has unveiled another new development - four computing platforms optimized for a wide range of rapidly evolving generative AI applications.
At NVIDIA's GTC conference, its CEO Jensen Huang announced a broad set of partnerships with Google, Microsoft, Oracle and a number of leading companies that are bringing new AI, modeling and collaboration capabilities to every industry.
Google continues to provide useful AI capabilities to people, companies and communities, so it's starting to open up access to Bard, the company's early experiment to collaborate with generative AI.
Immediately following the release of OpenAI's next-generation GPT-4 AI language model, Duolingo announced the introduction of a new "Max" subscription tier with features powered by the new GPT-4 technology.
Seldon continues to help its customers bring AI to everything and is pleased to announce $20 million in new Series B funding for new accomplishments.
Microsoft wrapped up an epic week in generative AI and announced its new product, Copilot 365, which will "change work as we know it."
At the recent PyTorch conference, the team introduced PyTorch 2.0, which offers the same development mode and user experience, but significantly changes and improves the PyTorch experience at the compiler level.
A new product from the NVIDIA development team, called DGX Cloud, gives customers instant access to NVIDIA AI supercomputing in global clouds.
Introduced last month, Bing with Artificial Intelligence and Microsoft Edge, which provides better search, complete answers, a new chat experience and the ability to create content, is taking it to the next level and becoming more visual.
The EleutherAI research group is creating the EleutherAI Institute, a nonprofit research institute to develop the AI world.
In early March, MLOps platform Qwak announced it had raised $12 million in Series A1 funding from Bessemer Venture Partners.
Salesforce Ventures from Salesforce, the company's global investment arm, launched a new $250 million generative AI fund to support the startup ecosystem and drive the development of responsible generative AI.