- Published on June 12, 2024
- In Global Tech
Databricks Partners with NVIDIA to Unleash ‘Sovereign AI’ in Enterprise
The partnership aims to boost the efficiency, accuracy, and performance of AI development pipelines for modern AI factories.
- By Shyam Nandan Upadhyay
At its Data+ AI Summit, Databricks announced an expanded collaboration with NVIDIA to optimise data and AI workloads by integrating NVIDIA CUDA-accelerated computing into the core of Databricks' Data Intelligence Platform.
The partnership aims to boost the efficiency, accuracy, and performance of AI development pipelines for modern AI factories, as data preparation, curation, and processing are crucial for leveraging enterprise data in generative AI applications.
Through this broadened alliance, Databricks is adding native support for NVIDIA GPU acceleration on its Data Intelligence Platform. The announcement builds upon the companies' existing collaboration to enrich enterprises' experiences across various use cases, from training classical machine learning models to building
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Shyam Nandan Upadhyay
Shyam is a tech journalist with expertise in policy and politics, and exhibits a fervent interest in scrutinising the convergence of AI and analytics in society. In his leisure time, he indulges in anime binges and mountain hikes.
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