Isabel Hulseman

Isabel Hulseman is a product marketing manager for enterprise AI software at NVIDIA. With over 9 years of marketing experience (3+ at NVIDIA), and an MBA in marketing, her goal is to provide developers with the tools they need to build custom generative AI applications and enable enterprises to develop and scale their solutions to serve their customers better.
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Posts by Isabel Hulseman

Data Science Jul 24, 2025

Optimizing Vector Search for Indexing and Real-Time Retrieval with NVIDIA cuVS

AI-powered search demands high-performance indexing, low-latency retrieval, and seamless scalability. NVIDIA cuVS brings GPU-accelerated vector search and... 7 MIN READ
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Generative AI Jun 18, 2025

Run Multimodal Extraction for More Efficient AI Pipelines Using One GPU

As enterprises generate and consume increasing volumes of diverse data, extracting insights from multimodal documents, like PDFs and presentations, has become a... 8 MIN READ
Generative AI Mar 18, 2025

NVIDIA NeMo Retriever Delivers Accurate Multimodal PDF Data Extraction 15x Faster

Enterprises are generating and storing more multimodal data than ever before, yet traditional retrieval systems remain largely text-focused. While they can... 11 MIN READ
Generative AI Mar 06, 2025

How Using a Reranking Microservice Can Improve Accuracy and Costs of Information Retrieval

Applications requiring high-performance information retrieval span a wide range of domains, including search engines, knowledge management systems, AI agents,... 8 MIN READ
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Generative AI Feb 26, 2025

Building a Simple VLM-Based Multimodal Information Retrieval System with NVIDIA NIM

In today’s data-driven world, the ability to retrieve accurate information from even modest amounts of data is vital for developers seeking streamlined,... 15 MIN READ
Generative AI Jan 30, 2025

New NVIDIA AI Blueprint: Build a Customizable RAG Pipeline

Connect AI applications to enterprise data using embedding and reranking models for information retrieval. 1 MIN READ