U.S. Postal Service is adopting AI tech to process package data faster - Technical.ly DC

D.C.-based United States Postal Service (USPS) has adopted an AI technology from California-based NVIDIA to help process mail 10 times faster and more accurately. USPS is an independent agency responsible for providing postal service throughout the U.S., processing about 146 billion pieces of mail annually, including more than 6 billion packages. Founded in 1993, NVIDIA designs graphics processing units (GPU) for companies working in the gaming, robotics, healthcare and automotive industries, as well as other AI tech for mobile computing. The partnership with USPS was announced at NVIDIA's fourth annual GPU Technology Conference in D.C. last week. Announcing the United States Postal Service -- the world's largest delivery service, with 146 billion pieces of mail processed and delivered annually--is adopting NVIDIA #AI technology to process mail 10x faster.