AI is Redrawing VC Rules as Investors Hedge Bets Against Rival Startups
As AI reshapes markets, VC firms like Sequoia Capital are backing rival startups, raising fresh questions.
- By Ritika Sagar
Recently, NVIDIA launched Morpheus, a new open AI application framework powered by NVIDIA GPUs combined with NVIDIA®
BlueField®-3 DPUs detect and prevent cybersecurity breaches instantaneously. NVIDIA Morpheus provides a framework that draws inferences from a large amount of cybersecurity data in real-time.
With the launch of Morpheus, NVIDIA is bringing the powers of artificial intelligence to cybersecurity. The highly optimized AI pipeline and pre-trained AI capabilities of Morpheus allow developers to inspect all IP traffic across the data centre fabric instantaneously.
How does Morpheus work
Morpheus provides a framework to carry out real-time inference across large amounts of telemetry. Thanks to the use of GPUs across the workflow – from data ingestion, into pre-processing, to inference, through post-processing. GPUs keeping all the data end-to-end eliminates expensive serialization and deserialization actions. GPUs offer massive parallelization to move thic
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Ritika Sagar
Ritika Sagar is currently pursuing PDG in Journalism from St. Xavier's, Mumbai. She is a journalist in the making who spends her time playing video games and analyzing the developments in the tech world.
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