- Advancing UF Research Inquiry and ReputationSupporting computation, conference preparedness, and scholarly publication submissions
- Data Parallelism: How to Train Deep Learning Models on Multiple GPUsWorkshop to be held over two days, four hours each day
- Undergraduate Scholarship Opportunity in High Performance Computing and AIApply by Mar. 15
- ‘Hero’ Calculation Capability Yields Significant AchievementUtilized 1,000 A100 GPUs over the Winter Break
- New NVIDIA DLI Workshop Offered in FebruaryTypically $500 per person, offers at UF at no charge
Empower the Future of Research
Advancing UF Research Inquiry and Reputation
April 18, 2024
The NVIDIA AI Technology Center (NVAITC) at UF is proving to be a valuable asset to the University of Florida’s research community. Since its inception and through Feb. 2024, the NVAITC has supported 10 completed and 15 in-progress HiPerGator projects. This is in addition to providing expertise for 25 conference presentation proposals and 26 journal articles accepted for publication.
The NVIDIA AI Technology Center at UF is the first NVAITC center in North America. The center’s purpose is to advance AI education and research while fostering partnerships between higher education and industry. Hosting the NVAITC enables UF researchers to adopt the latest NVIDIA technologies and accelerate research projects. Additionally, the NVIDIA workshops held on campus have been attended by more than 2,400 faculty, students, and staff, equating to a value of more than $1 million in free, advanced AI training.
Faculty interested in scheduling a consult about a research project supported by the NVAITC are welcome to contact Dr. Kaleb Smith, senior data scientist and manager of the NVAITC. Dr. Smith and UFIT’s AI Support Manager Ms. Ying Zhang (yingz@ufl.edu) are both available for consultation during the initial exploration process of your research project.