Richard L. Tso

This blog is co-authored by Satyan Coorg, NVIDIA. Inference is where AI training goes to work for enterprises, delivering the most visible returns on AI investments. Inference is also a recurring cost for many enterprises, making it a top CIO priority. IDC predicts that by 2027, the amount spent on accelerated AI servers in the cloud for inferencing will be more than three times that of on-premises spending. NVIDIA shares a long history of collaboration with Microsoft.

In the age of generative AI, leaders find themselves at an intersection of innovation and purpose. The question that reverberates though boardrooms and data science conferences is this: How can this new constellation of cutting-edge technologies be harnessed to advance organizational objectives with creativity and business agility, while balancing social responsibility? Generative AI is not just a tool; its promise, combined with unique business data, fuels competitive advantage.

‎06-18-2019 09:19 AM Public speaking can be stressful. From boardrooms to classrooms, stepping on stage can cause our blood pressure to rise, but with a little practice, our belief is that everyone can improve how they present. Over the last few years we’ve have received feedback from enterprise customers, parents, educators, and students that people want an easy way to practice their presentations to improve their public speaking abilities.