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NVIDIA has set up NVIDIA AI Foundry to help companies train generative AI models on their own licensed data using NVIDIA Edify, a multimodal AI architecture that can generate images, videos, 3D assets, and more using simple text prompts.

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NVIDIA Research announced a new generative AI model, StormCast, for emulating high-fidelity atmospheric dynamics, enabling reliable weather prediction at the mesoscale. The model was developed in collaboration with the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and the University of Washington. This technology aims to improve climate research and prediction, particularly in the face of increasing extreme weather events.

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Sylvia Chanak is involved with project management of NVIDIA Research government programs and other research activities. She has a background in ASIC engineering and program management, with a BSEE from UCLA and an MS in engineering management from Santa Clara University. She is also PMP certified.

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The NVIDIA Graduate Fellowship Program is now accepting applications worldwide, providing grants, mentors, and technical support to doctoral students doing outstanding research relevant to NVIDIA technologies. The program focuses on supporting students working in AI, machine learning, autonomous vehicles, computer graphics, robotics, healthcare, high-performance computing, and related fields. Awards are up to $60,000 per student, and since its start in 2002, the program has awarded 200 grants worth more than $6.5 million.

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The State of California has announced a public-private collaboration with NVIDIA to support workforce training and economic development by providing resources for universities, community colleges, and adult education programs to gain skills in generative AI. The initiative aims to prepare students and faculties for the future of AI computing. California's Secretary of the Government Operations Agency, Amy Tong, emphasized the importance of supporting students and faculties in the rapidly advancing field of AI.

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GeForce NOW has reached 2,000 games in its cloud library, with five new games joining this week. A demo for Square Enix's Visions of Mana and a new reward for Elder Scrolls Online are also available for members. The highly anticipated action RPG Black Myth-Wukong from Game Science will be available for streaming on August 20. Members can try GeForce NOW with a one- or six-month subscription.

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Figure, a Silicon Valley startup, has unveiled its next-generation conversational humanoid robot, Figure 02, which uses NVIDIA Isaac Sim for synthetic data and generative AI models trained on NVIDIA accelerated computing for real-time inference. The robot was tested at BMW Group's Spartanburg, South Carolina, production line for data collection and use-case training. Figure 02 is the second version of the company's general-purpose humanoid robot, launched just 10 months after the first version.

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NVIDIA has developed a GPU-accelerated AI curriculum in collaboration with top universities, which is now taught in over 5,000 schools globally. The curriculum aims to prepare students for the future job market by teaching them skills in using AI-powered tools and technologies on NVIDIA RTX PCs and workstations. This initiative is part of the AI Decoded series, which aims to make AI more accessible and showcases new hardware, software, and tools for RTX PC users.

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Chris Gibson, CEO of Recursion, discusses how the company uses AI and machine learning to accelerate drug discovery and development at scale. Recursion's approach involves empirical data generation and generative AI prediction. The company is transforming the biopharmaceutical industry by increasing efficiency and lowering discovery costs. Supercomputing is also accelerating drug discovery. Techbio is a field combining data, technology, and biology to enhance scientific processes.

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