AI powerhouse Nvidia releases toolkit that allows developers to quickly create, test generative models
Nvidia says the new toolkit can help developers customize and run generative AI 'in just a few clicks'
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Nvidia has released a new toolkit that will allow users to quickly create, test and customize generative AI models on computers.
"AI Workbench," Nvidia says, removes the complexity of getting started with an enterprise AI project. The toolkit allows developers to customize models from open-source communities like Hugging Face, GitHub, and NVIDIA NGC using custom data.
The logo of Nvidia Corporation is seen during the annual Computex computer exhibition in Taipei, Taiwan May 30, 2017. (REUTERS/Tyrone Siu / Reuters Photos)
With the AI Workbench, developers can customize and run generative AI in "just a few clicks," Nvidia says.
"Enterprises around the world are racing to find the right infrastructure and build generative AI models and applications," Manuvir Das, vice president of enterprise computing at NVIDIA, said in a statement.
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"NVIDIA AI Workbench provides a simplified path for cross-organizational teams to create the AI-based applications that are increasingly becoming essential in modern business."
Based in Santa Clara, California, Nvidia has emerged as a powerhouse in the AI space in part thanks to its graphics processing units (GPUs) which are used to train the large language models that power AI software like ChatGPT.
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