Nvidia expands Deep Learning Institute with new partners

Nvidia is expanding its Deep Learning Institute, which helps equip tens of thousands of students, developers and data scientists with critical skills to apply artificial intelligence, in a new partnership with Booz Allen Hamilton and deeplearning.ai.

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The institute, which formed last year, provides hands-on and online training worldwide in AI. Nvidia is already partnered with more than 20 companies, including Amazon Web Services, Facebook and IBM.

Under the collaboration with deeplearning.ai, new training materials on machine translation will be available as part of Coursera’s Deep Learning Specialization. Additionally, under the agreement with Booz Allen Hamilton, the company will provide hands-on training for data scientists to solve challenging problems in healthcare, cybersecurity and defense.

“AI is the new electricity, and will change almost everything we do,” said deeplearning.ai founder Andrew Ng. “Partnering with the Nvidia Deep Learning Institute to develop materials for our course on sequence models allows us to make the latest advances in deep learning available to everyone.”

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