U.S. Stock Market News | NVIDIA rises 4%, hitting the highest intraday level since July 11th
On Tuesday, as of press time, NVIDIA's stock price rose by 4% to reach $132.92, hitting the highest intraday level since July 11th. At the NVIDIA AI Summit held today in Washington, D.C., Bob Pette, Vice President of NVIDIA's Enterprise Platform, delivered a speech. He mentioned that from AT&T, Deloitte, and Quantiphi to research centers such as the National Cancer Institute and SETI Institute, they are all using NVIDIA's software technology for tasks ranging from assisting employees in software development and network engineering to searching for signs of extraterrestrial life. Pette highlighted that NVIDIA has a range of AI software platforms, including Nvidia NIM Agent Blueprints, Nvidia NIM, and Nvidia NeMo. NIM Agent Blueprints aim to help enterprises develop generative AI applications, while NIM provides functionality for quickly assembling chatbots and AI assistants. Nvidia NeMo, on the other hand, offers enterprises a way to build custom generative AI models
According to the financial news app Zhitong Finance, as of the time of publication on Tuesday, NVIDIA (NVDA.US) stock price rose by 4% to reach $132.92, hitting the highest intraday level since July 11th. At the NVIDIA AI Summit held today in Washington, D.C., Bob Pette, Vice President of NVIDIA Enterprise Platforms, delivered a speech. He mentioned that organizations such as AT&T (T.US), Deloitte, Quantiphi, the National Cancer Institute, and the SETI Institute are using NVIDIA's software technology for tasks ranging from assisting employees in software development and network engineering to searching for signs of extraterrestrial life.
Pette highlighted that NVIDIA has a range of artificial intelligence software platforms, including Nvidia NIM Agent Blueprints, Nvidia NIM, and Nvidia NeMo. NIM Agent Blueprints aim to help enterprises develop generative AI applications, while NIM provides functionality for quickly assembling chatbots and AI assistants. Nvidia NeMo, on the other hand, offers businesses a method to build custom generative AI models