Hindi language AI model released
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Chip manufacturer Nvidia has released a Hindi language artificial intelligence model that is widely used in India and recognized by Nepal. Along with this, it seems that Nvidia is trying to aggressively enter India, which is considered a growing market for AI technology.
At the ongoing Nvidia AI conference in India, Jansen Huang, the head of the company, made a small language model (SML) called Nemotron-4-mini-Hindi-ForB and informed that businesses can develop their AI models from it. Nvidia has mentioned in a statement that Tech Mahindra Limited will be the first to use this model to understand the Hindi language.
Ambani group's Reliance and some others are going to use Nvidia's simulation technology called 'Omniverse'. It enables virtual testing of factory plans and products. Nvidia has also reached an agreement to supply AI processors to Reliance Industries . It is decided to keep those processors in a gigawatt data center that Reliance is going to set up in Gujarat.
Similarly, Nvidia has agreed to provide its Hopper AI chips to India's well-known data service providers such as Yotta Data Services, Tata Communications to help them expand capacity . "In the future, India is going to become an AI exporting country," says Huang, "India has the basic infrastructure of AI, such as AI, data, AI infrastructure and a large population of users." Training 5 lakh developers to design and develop. Nvidia, which started its graphic processing unit (GPU) and other product outlets in India almost two decades ago, has also been operating an engineering and design center. Nvidia has also opened its offices in Bengaluru and Hyderabad, which are called the tech hubs of India.
