Generative AI for Developers
Generative AI will transform human-computer interaction as we know it by allowing for the creation of new content based on a variety of inputs and outputs, including text, images, sounds, animation, 3D models, and other types of data.
To further generative AI workloads, developers need an accelerated computing platform with full-stack optimizations from chip architecture and systems software to acceleration libraries and application development frameworks.
NVIDIA Full-Stack Generative AI Software Ecosystem
NVIDIA offers a full-stack accelerated computing platform purpose-built for generative AI workloads. The platform is both deep and wide, offering a combination of hardware, software, and services—all built by NVIDIA and its broad ecosystem of partners—so developers can deliver cutting-edge solutions.
Generative AI Systems and Applications: Building useful and robust applications for specific use cases and domains can require connecting LLMs to prompting assistants, powerful third-party apps, vector databases, and building guardrailing systems. This paradigm is referred to as retrieval-augmented generation (RAG). This is made easy through powerful NVIDIA products like NVIDIA NeMo™ Guardrails and ecosystem offerings like LangChain, LlamaIndex, and Milvus.
Generative AI Services: Accessing and serving generative AI foundation models at scale is made easy through managed API endpoints that are easily served through the cloud. Partner solutions like OpenAI, Cohere, Google VertexAI, AzureML can help developers get started with generative AI API endpoints. Or get started with NVIDIA AI Foundation models.
Generative AI Models: Foundation models trained on large datasets are readily available for developers to get started with across all modalities. Some of the most popular open-source community models include Llama2, Stable Diffusion, and ESM2. Experience NVIDIA AI Foundation models and others today.
Generative AI Models: Foundation models trained on large datasets are readily available for developers to get started with across all modalities. Some of the most popular open-source community models include Llama2, Stable Diffusion, and ESM2. Experience NVIDIA AI Foundation and other popular models today.
SDKs and Frameworks: Get started with generative AI development quickly using developer toolkits, SDKs, and frameworks that include the latest advancements for easily and efficiently building, customizing, and deploying LLMs. Some of the popular frameworks include: NVIDIA NeMo Framework, NVIDIA Triton Inference Server™, HuggingFace Transformers, and DeepSpeed.
SDKs and Frameworks: Get started with LLM development quickly using developer toolkits, SDKs, and frameworks that include the latest advancements for easily and efficiently building, customizing, and deploying LLMs. Some of the popular frameworks include: NVIDIA NeMo Framework, NVIDIA Triton Inference Server, DeepSpeed, and HuggingFace Accelerate.
Libraries: Accelerating specific generative AI computations on compute infrastructure requires libraries and compilers that are specifically designed to address the needs of LLMs. Some of the most popular libraries include: XLA, Megatron-LM, CUTLASS, CUDA®, TensorRT-LLM™, RAFT, and cuDNN
Management and Orchestration: Building large-scale models often requires upwards of thousands of GPUs, and inferencing is also done on multi-node, multi-GPU configurations to address memory-limited bandwidth issues. This needs software that can carefully orchestrate the different LLM workloads on accelerated infrastructure. Some management and orchestration libraries include: Kubernetes, Slurm, Nephele, and NVIDIA Base Command™.
Accelerated Infrastructure: NVIDIA accelerated computing platforms provide the infrastructure to power these applications in a cost-optimized manner, whether they’re run in a data center, the cloud or on local desktops and laptops. Powerful platforms and technologies include: NVIDIA DGX™ platform, NVIDIA HGX™ systems, and NVIDIA RTX™ systems.
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Benefits
Developers can choose to engage with the NVIDIA AI platform at any layer of the stack, from infrastructure, software, and models to applications, either directly through NVIDIA products or through a vast ecosystem of offerings.
Comprehensive
A full-stack platform with end-to-end solutions, purpose-built for generative AI.
Availability and Choice
From the data center to the edge, developers have the broadest product choice at all layers of the stack, supported by the largest community.
State-of-the-Art Performance
Pushing the boundaries of computing with the most powerful accelerators and software stack, optimized for generative AI workloads.
Ease of Use
Simplify development workflows and management overhead with a suite of cutting-edge tools, software, and services.
Production-Grade
NVIDIA AI Enterprise is a production-grade software platform offering support, security, reliability, and manageability for running mission-critical generative AI workloads.
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NVIDIA offers hands-on technical training and certification programs that can expand your knowledge and practical skills in generative AI and more.
Training is available for organizations and individuals. Self-paced courses and instructor-led workshops are developed and taught by NVIDIA experts and cover advanced software development techniques, leading frameworks and SDKs, and GPU development.
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Accelerate Your Startup
Join other innovative generative AI startups in the NVIDIA Inception program. Inception provides startups with access to the latest developer resources, preferred pricing on NVIDIA software and hardware, and exposure to the venture capital community. The program is free and available to tech startups of all stages.
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