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NVIDIA Helping Developers Get Started with Deep Learning

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  • NVIDIA's Deep Learning Institute delivered more than 16,000 hours of training in 2015 to help data scientists and developers master deep learning.
  • More than 80 instructor-led workshops and hands-on labs are available across eight GPU Technology Conferences worldwide over the next four months, beginning with GTC China.
  • The institute has partnered with Coursera on healthcare-focused deep learning courses, Microsoft on robotics workshops, and Udacity on the Self-Driving Car Engineer Nanodegree.

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From self-driving cars to medical diagnostics, deep learning powered artificial intelligence is impacting nearly every industry.
In 2015, NVIDIA’s Deep Learning Institute delivered more than 16,000 hours of training to help data scientists and developers master this burgeoning field of AI – and the need for deep learning training is rapidly growing.
In the next four months developers can take more than 80 instructor-led workshops and hands-on labs at one of the eight GPU Technology Conferences around the world – starting this week at GTC China.
“We want to share all our knowledge about deep learning with the world so others can create amazing things with it,” said Mark Ebersole, director of the institute.

Julie Bernauer, an NVIDIA Deep Learning Institute instructor, teaches a class on deep learning on GPUs.
Julie Bernauer, an NVIDIA Deep Learning Institute instructor, teaches a class on deep learning on GPUs.

The Deep Learning Institute has joined forces with three industry-leading organizations to train data scientists and developers interested in deep learning:

  • Teaming up with Coursera to create a series of courses on how deep learning is poised to transform healthcare
  • Collaborating with Microsoft on a hands-on workshop about how to use deep learning to create smarter robots
  • Partnering with Udacity to help developers learn how to build a self-driving car

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