California-based Nvidia has unveiled its TensorRT software, which it claims speeds up artificial intelligence (AI) inferencing by as much as 40 times. Revealed during a series of announcements at the company's GPU Technology conference in Beijing, the TensorRT software is the world’s first programmable inference accelerator, and could lead to improvements in self-driving cars and robots. The new version of Nvidia’s deep learning framework will be available for download from within Google Chrome on Android devices starting today. Inferencing is the process by which a neural network learns to recognise objects or patterns.
California-based Nvidia has unveiled its TensorRT software, which it claims speeds up artificial intelligence (AI) inferencing by as much as 40 times. Revealed during a series of announcements at the company's GPU Technology conference in Beijing, the TensorRT software is the world’s first programmable inference accelerator, and could lead to improvements in self-driving cars and robots. Amazon, Microsoft, Facebook, Google, Baidu and Alibaba are among the big-name companies already using Nvidia's inference platform. Inferencing is the process by which a neural network learns to recognise objects or patterns.