AI Usage at a Glance
Mar 21, 2023
Creative GenPractice documented: NVIDIA offers Picasso, a cloud service that lets businesses build applications capable of generating images, videos, and 3D objects from text prompts using NVIDIA's Edify foundation models. Enterprise customers including Getty Images, Shutterstock, and Adobe have integrated these tools into their own creative platforms.
Practice DocumentedView practice →Mar 21, 2023
ProductivityPractice documented: NVIDIA offers NeMo, an enterprise software platform for building, customizing, monitoring, and deploying large language model-based AI agents. Enterprises including Shell and AI Sweden have used NeMo to build domain-specific AI tools that automate knowledge retrieval and business workflows.
Practice DocumentedView practice →Jul 11, 2023
Data AnalysisPractice documented: NVIDIA offers Morpheus, an open-source AI cybersecurity framework that allows enterprises and security vendors to build real-time pipelines for detecting threats such as anomalous user behavior, spear phishing emails, and sensitive data leakage across data center networks. Companies including Best Buy and Booz Allen Hamilton have deployed it.
Practice DocumentedView practice →Jan 1, 2024
Creative GenPractice documented: NVIDIA offers the Broadcast app, a free application for RTX GPU owners that uses AI to remove background noise from microphones, replace or blur video backgrounds, auto-frame the speaker, and enhance low-light webcam footage in real time. It works with popular video conferencing and streaming tools including Zoom, Discord, OBS, and Microsoft Teams.
Practice DocumentedView practice →Jan 1, 2024
Data AnalysisNew evidence: Morpheus Cybersecurity Solutions | NVIDIA Developer
Evidence AddedView practice →Mar 18, 2024
Creative GenNew evidence: NVIDIA Edify Unlocks 3D Generative AI, New Image Controls for Visual Content Providers
Evidence AddedView practice →Mar 19, 2024
Creative GenPractice documented: NVIDIA offers ACE (Avatar Cloud Engine), a suite of generative AI microservices that developers use to build lifelike, interactive digital human avatars for games, customer service, healthcare, and entertainment. ACE became generally available for cloud deployment in June 2024.
Practice DocumentedView practice →Jun 1, 2024
Creative GenNew evidence: NVIDIA Broadcast: The Ultimate AI-Powered Voice and Video App
Evidence AddedView practice →Jun 1, 2024
ProductivityPractice documented: NVIDIA offers NIM (NVIDIA Inference Microservices), a set of prepackaged AI model containers that let developers and enterprises deploy large language models and other AI models in minutes rather than weeks, across clouds, data centers, and local workstations. NIM became generally available to developers in June 2024.
Practice DocumentedView practice →Jun 2, 2024
ProductivityNew evidence: NVIDIA NIM Revolutionizes Model Deployment, Now Available to Transform World's Millions of Developers Into Generative AI Developers
Evidence AddedView practice →Jun 2, 2024
Creative GenNew evidence: NVIDIA Releases Digital Human Microservices, Paving Way for Future of Generative AI Avatars
Evidence AddedView practice →Jun 2, 2024
Customer SvcPractice documented: NVIDIA offers AI Blueprints and ACE NIM microservices that enterprise developers can use to deploy interactive digital human avatars for customer service applications across retail, healthcare, travel, and other industries. Companies including ServiceNow, Dell Technologies, and SoftServe have built customer-facing AI assistants using these tools.
Practice DocumentedView practice →Aug 30, 2024
Customer SvcNew evidence: New NVIDIA Digital Human Technologies Enhance Customer Interactions Across Industries
Evidence AddedView practice →Jan 6, 2025
OtherPractice documented: NVIDIA deployed Cosmos, an open-source platform of world foundation models that generates physics-based synthetic video data to help robotics companies and autonomous vehicle developers train their AI systems without needing as much real-world data collection. Cosmos launched at CES in January 2025 and was adopted by companies including Agility Robotics, Figure AI, Uber, and Waabi.
Practice DocumentedView practice →Jan 6, 2025
Creative GenPractice documented: NVIDIA deployed DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling), a suite of AI technologies built into GeForce RTX GPUs that generates additional video game frames and upscales images in real time to boost visual performance. As of January 2025, over 540 games and applications support DLSS; as of January 2026, over 250 of those support Multi Frame Generation, the latest frame-generation feature.
Practice DocumentedView practice →Feb 1, 2025
Data AnalysisNew evidence: AI Cybersecurity Solutions for your Business | NVIDIA
Evidence AddedView practice →Mar 1, 2025
OtherNew evidence: NVIDIA Cosmos: World Foundation Models Powering Physical AI
Evidence AddedView practice →Mar 10, 2025
ProductivityNew evidence: NeMo | Build, monitor, and optimize AI agents | NVIDIA
Evidence AddedView practice →Mar 18, 2025
OtherNew evidence: NVIDIA Announces Major Release of Cosmos World Foundation Models and Physical AI Data Tools
Evidence AddedView practice →Apr 1, 2025
Creative GenNew evidence: Deep Learning Super Sampling - Wikipedia
Evidence AddedView practice →NVIDIA offers Morpheus, an open-source AI cybersecurity framework that allows enterprises and security vendors to build real-time pipelines for detecting threats such as anomalous user behavior, spear phishing emails, and sensitive data leakage across data center networks. Companies including Best Buy and Booz Allen Hamilton have deployed it.
Morpheus uses GPU-accelerated AI pipelines that ingest live or archived network telemetry data—including logs, packet flows, and user activity—and apply multiple AI models for tasks such as digital fingerprinting, anomalous behavior profiling, spear phishing detection, and sensitive information classification. It can process data in real time from NVIDIA BlueField DPUs embedded in servers, and reduces threat detection time from weeks to minutes according to NVIDIA documentation. NVIDIA notes that previously, cybersecurity analysts manually parsed through hundreds of thousands of events per week to look for anomalies. Morpheus is available as open-source software and as part of NVIDIA AI Enterprise.
NVIDIA offers Picasso, a cloud service that lets businesses build applications capable of generating images, videos, and 3D objects from text prompts using NVIDIA's Edify foundation models. Enterprise customers including Getty Images, Shutterstock, and Adobe have integrated these tools into their own creative platforms.
NVIDIA offers ACE (Avatar Cloud Engine), a suite of generative AI microservices that developers use to build lifelike, interactive digital human avatars for games, customer service, healthcare, and entertainment. ACE became generally available for cloud deployment in June 2024.
NVIDIA offers the Broadcast app, a free application for RTX GPU owners that uses AI to remove background noise from microphones, replace or blur video backgrounds, auto-frame the speaker, and enhance low-light webcam footage in real time. It works with popular video conferencing and streaming tools including Zoom, Discord, OBS, and Microsoft Teams.
NVIDIA deployed DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling), a suite of AI technologies built into GeForce RTX GPUs that generates additional video game frames and upscales images in real time to boost visual performance. As of January 2025, over 540 games and applications support DLSS; as of January 2026, over 250 of those support Multi Frame Generation, the latest frame-generation feature.
NVIDIA offers NIM (NVIDIA Inference Microservices), a set of prepackaged AI model containers that let developers and enterprises deploy large language models and other AI models in minutes rather than weeks, across clouds, data centers, and local workstations. NIM became generally available to developers in June 2024.
NVIDIA offers NeMo, an enterprise software platform for building, customizing, monitoring, and deploying large language model-based AI agents. Enterprises including Shell and AI Sweden have used NeMo to build domain-specific AI tools that automate knowledge retrieval and business workflows.
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NVIDIA offers NIM (NVIDIA Inference Microservices), a set of prepackaged AI model containers that let developers and enterprises deploy large language models and other AI models in minutes rather than weeks, across clouds, data centers, and local workstations. NIM became generally available to developers in June 2024.
NIM microservices provide pre-optimized AI model containers including NVIDIA TensorRT, TensorRT-LLM, and other inference engines, along with industry-standard APIs, runtime dependencies, and enterprise-grade support. Developers can access NIM endpoints for over 40 AI models from NVIDIA and partners—including Meta Llama 3, Google Gemma, Microsoft Phi-3, and Mistral—through the NVIDIA Developer Program for free research and development, or in production via the NVIDIA AI Enterprise software platform. NIM reduces model deployment times from weeks to minutes and has been embedded into platforms from Amazon SageMaker, Microsoft Azure AI, and over 150 ecosystem partners.
NVIDIA offers Picasso, a cloud service that lets businesses build applications capable of generating images, videos, and 3D objects from text prompts using NVIDIA's Edify foundation models. Enterprise customers including Getty Images, Shutterstock, and Adobe have integrated these tools into their own creative platforms.
NVIDIA Picasso is a cloud service for building and deploying generative AI-powered image, video, and 3D applications using text-to-image, text-to-video, and text-to-3D capabilities via cloud APIs. Enterprises can use Picasso to train NVIDIA Edify foundation models on their own proprietary data or start with Edify models pretrained on fully licensed data. The platform also supports optimizing and running custom generative AI models. As of June 6, 2025, NVIDIA Edify is no longer available as an NVIDIA NIM microservice preview; NVIDIA directs developers to its broader API catalog at build.nvidia.com.