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Analytics India Magazine
Mar 27
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NVIDIA is all about changing the game. Literally! Last year, NVIDIA’s head honcho Jensen Huang made it to the Time’s list of the world’s hundred most influential people. Last week, the bossman made headlines (as is his wont) after his keynote speech at the GTC 2022 broke the internet. This week’s newsletter is all about NVIDIA’s flagship AI event.

The major announcements at GTC 2022 include NVIDIA H100 Tensor Core GPU-based Hopper architecture , AI models and libraries (Triton, Riva 2.0, NeMO Megatron 0.9 , Merlin 1.0, Maxine), Grace Superchips, new OGX Server for Omniverse, fast networking, new DGXServers and Pods, enterprise AI Software, next-generation Hyperion Drive and Omniverse Cloud.

Below, we have put together a highlight reel of Huang’s almost-2 hours keynote speech (9 mins): 

Highlights of NVIDIA GTC 2022 (in less than 9 min)

The week-long conference, from March 21-25, featured close to 900+ sessions focused on deep learning, Omniverse, data science, robotics, networking, and graphics. Leaders from organisations such as Flipkart, Amazon, Autodesk, Bloomberg, Cisco, DeepMind, Epic Games, Google Brain, Lockheed Martin, Microsoft, NASA, Pfizer, Sony, Stanford University, Disney, Zoom presented at the conference. 

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Read more stories on NVIDIA GTC 2022 below: 

How NVIDIA trains large language models 

What’s new with CUDA?

Why NVIDIA’s new H100 GPU is a breakthrough 

NVIDIA H100 Vs A100: Which is the best GPU? 

At the virtual press conference at GTC 2022, Huang expressed his interest in partnering with chipmakers in India . ā€œOur three largest geographies are California, China and India, with India being slightly larger than China. I believe that AI is going to absolutely revolutionise the tech industry in India,ā€ he said.

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Analytics India Attrition Study 2022

India's data science professionals' attrition rate is skyrocketing. According to AIM Research, the attrition rate for data science/analytics professionals stood at 28.1 percent in 2021, compared to 16 percent the previous year. 

The complete report on data science and analytics attrition by AIM Research can be accessed here>>

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People & Tech

Interview with the team behind Microsoft’s µTransfer

Edward Hu, a deep learning PhD student at Mila, advised by Yoshua Bengio and Microsoft researchers Greg Yang and Jianfeng Gao, recently introduced µ-Parametrization . The technique offers maximal feature learning even in an infinite-width limit. The researchers further collaborated with OpenAI to demonstrate its practical advantages.

AIM caught up with Edward Hu and Greg Yang to learn more about their research. Read the story here . 

Eight-year-old coder’s satellite map system for ambulances wins award

Manishka was just six years old when she joined SP Robotics Works in Dehradun to learn coding. Read her journey here . 

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AIM Videos 

Inside intra-city logistics marketplace Porter ’s data science team

Inside Porter's Data Science Team

Startups, Apps & Tools 

Suki AI

Suki.AI uses NLP and ML to deliver fast and accurate voice experiences.

Giga Manga

Create your own manga characters with the help of a simple ML tool.

Hugging Face Spaces

Spaces is a one-stop-shop for developers looking for amazing machine learning apps.

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Article in Focus 

Will generative models replace the need for real-world datasets?

Generative models have the potential to produce photorealistic images that look similar to training data. So, do we still need datasets if we have good enough generative models? MIT researchers Ali Jahanian , Yonglong Tian , Xavier Puig , and Phillip Isola have investigated this question in the setting of learning general-purpose visual representations from a black-box generative model rather than directly from data. Read the complete story here .  

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Research & Papers 

Fit-DNN: Deep Neural Networks Using a Single Neuron

Researchers at Technical University, Berlin, have proposed a method for folding a deep neural network of arbitrary size into a single neuron with multiple time-delayed feedback loops. Check out the full story here . 

No free lunch theorem in Quantum Computing

Is there a quantum analog for the NFL theorem? Find out here . 


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Event in Focus 

Masterclass on AI innovation with oneAPI by Intel

IntelĀ®, in collaboration with Analytics India Magazine, announced a masterclass on AI innovation with oneAPI on   April 13, 2022, from 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM. 

You can register for the event here. 


Top News of the Week 

Why does DistilBERT love movies filmed in India, not Iraq?

One of Asia’s largest AI data centres opens in Shanghai

Double-edged: Pharma company tweaks its AI model and finds 40k biochemical weapons in 6 hours

Alphabet spins off its quantum tech startup Sandbox AQ

RIP, father of GIFs, Stephen Wilhite

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