WPP and NVIDIA Omniverse partnered to help Throne Tech accelerate iteration on creative campaigns at a global scale. The Coca-Cola Company, through its partnership with WPP Open X, is using NVIDIA's generative AI and NIM microservices to personalize and customize imagery across 100-plus markets. Samir Bhutada, global vice president of StudioX Digital Transformation at The Coca-Cola Company, mentioned that this technology enables hyperlocal relevance with speed and at global scale.

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NVIDIA has upgraded its ACE and Maxine platforms to bring digital humans for customer service to life with generative AI. The company showcased James, an interactive digital human, at SIGGRAPH, which can connect with people using emotions, humor, and more. Users will soon be able to talk with James in real-time at ai.nvidia.com. The latest advancements to the NVIDIA Maxine AI platform include Maxine 3D and Audio2Face-2D for an immersive telepresence experience.

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NVIDIA announced advancements in generative physical AI, including the NVIDIA Metropolis reference workflow and new NVIDIA NIM microservices, which will help developers train physical machines and improve task handling. The microservices support NVIDIA's deep learning framework for 3D worlds and work with Universal Scene Description (OpenUSD).

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Hugging Face offers inference-as-a-service, providing up to 5x better token efficiency with popular AI models to millions of developers. The service enables immediate access to NVIDIA-accelerated inference on models such as Llama 3 and Mistral AI, running on NVIDIA DGX Cloud. This new capability allows developers to rapidly deploy AI models with optimization from NVIDIA NIM microservices.

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NVIDIA has partnered with the world's leading creative and production services agencies to adopt OpenUSD and NVIDIA NIM microservices, enabling the creation of brand-accurate visuals. The technology combines generative AI, NVIDIA NIM microservices, NVIDIA Omniverse, and Universal Scene Description (OpenUSD) to provide brand-accurate, targeted, and efficient advertising at scale.

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NVIDIA announced a new deep-learning framework called fVDB at SIGGRAPH, built on top of OpenVDB, to generate AI-ready virtual representations of the real world. This framework is designed to help autonomous vehicles, climate science, and smart cities by providing spatial intelligence and capturing large-scale and super-fine details.

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Georgia Tech's AI Makerspace, built in collaboration with NVIDIA, provides students with computing resources to reinforce their coursework and gain hands-on experience with AI. The supercomputer hub is helping tens of thousands of students prepare for an AI-driven future. Professor Arijit Raychowdhury, Steve W. Cedex school chair of electrical engineering, is leading the initiative.

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NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang and Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg will hold a public fireside chat at the 50th edition of the SIGGRAPH graphics conference in Denver on July 29. The discussion will focus on the future of AI and simulation. Before the chat, Huang will also appear in a fireside chat with WIRED senior writer Lauren Goode to discuss AI and graphics for the new computing revolution. The conversations will be available live and on replay at NVIDIA.com.

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NVIDIA researchers will present advancements in simulation research and AI models at SIGGRAPH 2024 in Denver, July 28-August 1. The conference will feature over 20 papers introducing innovations in synthetic data generators, inverse rendering tools, and diffusion models for visual generative AI. The research aims to improve simulation technology and boost image quality, enabling the creation of increasingly realistic 3D representations of real or imagined worlds.

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Japan's National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) is enhancing its AI sovereignty with the new AI Bridging Cloud Infrastructure 3.0 (ABCI 3.0) supercomputer, built by Hewlett-Packard Enterprise (HPE) and powered by thousands of NVIDIA H200 GPUs and NVIDIA Quantum-2 InfiniBand. The HPE Cray XD system features NVIDIA Quantum-2 InfiniBand networking for superior performance and scalability.

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