Jensen Huang, Founder and CEO of NVIDIA with Ali Ghodsi, Co-founder and CEO of Databricks
summary
NVIDIA and Databricks announce a partnership to run GPU-accelerated data processing for Databricks’ Photon engine, shipping a suite of optimized libraries (five years in development) and an NVIDIA inference microservice that packages dependencies and runs on cloud or on‑prem. Databricks reports processing ~4 exabytes/day; aim is faster, cheaper, and thousands× lower-energy inference. Llama 3 is offered as a containerized inference microservice on Hugging Face and Databricks, with focus on customer‑service automation and km‑scale weather prediction.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Welcome and Jensen Huang
- 0:23NVIDIA’s growth and leadership
- 1:05Proprietary data and AI flywheels
- 3:13Open source models and enterprise AI
- 5:41NVIDIA Inference Microservices (NIMs)
- 7:06AI factories and industrial revolution
- 10:04Accelerating data processing with GPUs
- 13:55Beyond chatbots: AI applications
- 16:26AI for sustainability and energy
- 21:59Future of generative computing
- 22:22Starting enterprise AI journey
- 24:07Engage with AI revolution
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