NVIDIA stories
The accelerating need for high-performance computing, driven by emerging technologies, is set to fuel a growth surge in the data centre accelerator market, with predictions for it to reach USD $89.8bn by 2031, up from USD $14.4bn in 2022.
Contrary to a 2% decline in US tech job vacancies, burgeoning demand for skills in AI, particularly generative AI, underscores a notable shift in the industry, IoT Analytics reports.
Lenovo, in partnership with NVIDIA, announced hybrid AI solutions at the NVIDIA GTC global AI conference, revolutionising AI implementation across industries.
The data centre chip market is set for an 8.1% CAGR between 2022 and 2032, driven by increasing data generation and the need for efficient processing.
Hitachi Vantara, to expedite growth by focusing on hybrid cloud and generative AI features, a strategic realignment will integrate Hitachi's IT Platform Products Management Division.
Databricks announces a 70% YoY growth in Australia and New Zealand, fuelled by increased local business adoption of its data and AI capabilities.
Lenovo has unveiled new hybrid AI solutions, produced in partnership with NVIDIA. These solutions offer bespoke generative AI applications and integrate client data from pocket to cloud, paving the way for rapid innovation and growth across industries.
Intelliworx unveils AI education drive to familiarise firms with high-value AI investment opportunities and necessary foundations for actualising them.
In his GTC 2024 keynote, NVIDIA's CEO Jensen Huang unveils the future vision of technology's societal role, showcasing advancements in AI and innovative partnerships.
Siemens boosts its Xcelerator platform with NVIDIA's Omniverse Cloud APIs, revolutionising industrial-scale design with photoreal digital twin capabilities and minimising production errors.
Sapia.ai to debut 'SAIGE', a generative AI model set to revolutionise workforce management and optimisation, at NVIDIA conference, highlighting its potential to transform recruitment processes.
Vultr's Cloud Inference heralds a new era in AI scalability and global reach with its serverless platform boasting reduced latency, cost efficiency, and seamless integration, promising a revolution in worldwide AI model deployment.
DataStax is set to enhance retrieval-augmented generation use cases through its new integration with NVIDIA, providing faster and cost-effective AI data solutions.
NVIDIA expands Omniverse Cloud functionality with new APIs, integrating with major software firms to enhance digital twin technologies and simulation capabilities in automation industries.
Vultr introduces Cloud Inference, a serverless platform designed to optimise AI application deployment and scalability across 32 international locations, enhancing cost efficiency and reducing latency.
Check Point Software collaborates with NVIDIA to launch 'Check Point AI Cloud Protect', a solution designed to increase security for AI cloud infrastructure.
NVIDIA's next-generation in-vehicle computing platform, DRIVE Thor, is being adopted by major companies to transform transport, ranging from cars to autonomous delivery vehicles.
NVIDIA utilises artificial intelligence and digital twins in groundbreaking suite of software, revolutionising industrial automation processes from manufacturing to logistics.
Rockwell Automation collaborates with NVIDIA to harness artificial intelligence, cloud computing and robotics for advancing the future of industrial operations, aiming to simplify digitalisation for automation clients.
Johnson and Johnson MedTech partners with NVIDIA to explore AI's potential in enhancing operating room efficiency and clinical decisions, accelerating real-time insights for medical professionals globally.
