German enterprise cloud leader SAP is harnessing generative AI and industrial digital twins in the development of next-generation enterprise applications for its customers. At SAP’s Sapphire event today, in Orlando, Florida, NVIDIA and the ...

Building and deploying AI applications at scale requires a new class of computing infrastructure — one that can handle the massive amounts of data, compute power and networking bandwidth needed by generative AI models. To better ensure these models ...

European neobank bunq is debunking financial fraudsters with the help of NVIDIA accelerated computing and AI. Dubbed “the bank of the free,” bunq offers online banking anytime, anywhere. Through the bunq app, users can handle all their financial ...

“Generative AI is reshaping industries and opening new opportunities for innovation and growth,” NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang said in an address ahead of this week’s COMPUTEX technology conference in Taipei. “Today, we’re at the cusp of a ...

Deploying generative AI in the enterprise is about to get easier than ever. NVIDIA NIM, a set of generative AI inference microservices, will work with KServe, open-source software that automates putting AI models to work at the scale of a cloud ...

Taiwan’s leading consumer electronics giants are making advances with AI automation for manufacturing, as fleets of robots and millions of cameras and sensors drive efficiencies across the smart factories of the future. Dozens of electronics ...

Foxconn operates more than 170 factories around the world — the latest one a virtual plant pushing the state of the art in industrial automation. It’s the digital twin of a new factory in Guadalajara, hub of Mexico’s electronics industry. Foxconn’s ...

To address the increasing need for real-time AI computing at the industrial edge, NVIDIA today announced the general software availability of NVIDIA AI Enterprise-IGX with NVIDIA Holoscan on the NVIDIA IGX™ platform. Together, they empower solution ...

NVIDIA today announced that the world’s leaders in robot development are adopting the NVIDIA Isaac™ robotics platform for the research, development and production of the next generation of AI-enabled autonomous machines and robots.

NVIDIA today announced that major Taiwanese electronics makers are using the company’s technology to transform their factories into more autonomous facilities with a new reference workflow. The workflow combines NVIDIA Metropolis vision AI, NVIDIA ...