Nvidia AI research points to an evolution of the chip business 7wData

What happens as more of the world's computer tasks get handed over to neural networks? That's an intriguing prospect, of course, for Nvidia, a company selling a whole heck of a lot of chips to train neural networks. The prospect cheers Bryan Catanzaro, who is the head of applied deep learning research at Nvidia. "We would love for model-based to be more of the workload," Catanzaro told ZDNetthis week during an interview at Nvidia's booth at the NeurIPS machine learning conference in Montreal. Catanzaro was the first person doing neural network work at Nvidia when he took a job there in 2011 after receiving his PhD from the University of California at Berkeley in electrical engineering and computer science.