NVIDIA recently announced the expanded integration of its healthcare and life sciences focuses NIM microservices. Simplified access to NIM will enable healthcare and life sciences companies already using AWS to deploy generative AI solutions faster, and developers to multimodal AI-based workflows.
NVIDIA's Omniverse Cloud APIs enable developers to integrate RTX rendering and OpenUSD into their software tools and simulation workflows. Industry leaders worldwide leverage the Omniverse Cloud APIs to enhance their workflows and deliver solutions for the development of digital twin simulations.
The newly launched NVIDIA microservices enable organizations to build and deploy AI applications locally while preserving control of their data. NIM supplies high-performing containers for proprietary and open model deployment while CUDA-X accelerates the production process.
NVIDIA announced its new Blackwell architecture at the GTC keynote. Blackwell is the Hopper architecture successor, featuring a 30x performance increase and a 25x cost and energy consumption decrease when training or performing real-time inference for LLMs of up to 10 trillion parameters.
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.
How can AI change regional trends to benefit founders and developers alike? We've assembled industry experts on a special NVIDIA GTC event to answer those questions and more.
