The software company Nvidia has presented its new services based on artificial intelligence for companies. These are aimed at allowing each contracting entity to create and tailor AI models based on their individual data and needs.
Nvidia DGX Cloud, is the name given to the new AI supercomputing service that offers access to the infrastructure necessary to train advanced generative artificial intelligence models.
In addition, the company has also introduced Nvidia AI Foundations, a series of cloud services aimed at accelerating the adoption of this new technology in companies.
The company has presented these new tools in the framework of its annual conference of developers GPU Technology Conference, held this week in Las Vegas.
AI Foundations promotes generative AI at the enterprise level and enables personalization in areas such as text, visual content, and biology.
This service includes Nvida Picasso, which is presented as a cloud service for creating and deploying AI-powered generative image, video and 3D applications with advanced text-to-image and text-to-video capabilities.
In fact, this service for converting text into other formats has already caught the attention of two creative content giants such as Adobe and Shutterstock.
Another of AI Foundations’ most notable services is Nvidia NeMo, which enables companies to customize models to power accurate generative AI applications for search, chatbots, and customer services.
Nvidia has specified to its potential customers that developers from each company can already request early access to the Nvidia NeMo and Picasso generative AI cloud service, despite the fact that these applications are still in their early stages of development.
Customers who sign up for Nvidia DGX Cloud will be able to access this supercomputer from a web browser and consolidate its resources across on-premises infrastructure to deliver a hybrid cloud that leverages enterprise training software.
Nvidia has ensured that it is partnering with major cloud service providers to host this service.