#NVIDIAAcademicGrant Program is excited to announce new areas of focus for research proposals that 🧠 Enhance generative AI alignment and inference 🤖 Advance agentic model systems and reasoning ⚡ Push the boundaries in scientific simulation, quantum computing, and physics-informed machine learning 🔬 Develop foundation models in scientific domains like chemistry, climate, robotics Compute resources available to request include DGX Spark, RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell, and A100 GPU hours. 📅 Learn more about the proposal requirements and apply by June 30: https://bit.ly/3Hidwxm
NVIDIA Academic Grant: New Research Areas and Compute Resources
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We recently introduced NVIDIA NV-Tesseract, a family of models designed to unify anomaly detection, classification, and forecasting within a single framework. NVIDIA NV-Tesseract-AD builds on this foundation, introducing diffusion modeling stabilized through curriculum learning and paired with adaptive thresholding methods—addressing noisy, high-dimensional signals that drift over time. Learn more.
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We recently introduced NVIDIA NV-Tesseract, a family of models designed to unify anomaly detection, classification, and forecasting within a single framework. NVIDIA NV-Tesseract-AD builds on this foundation, introducing diffusion modeling stabilized through curriculum learning and paired with adaptive thresholding methods—addressing noisy, high-dimensional signals that drift over time. Learn more.
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Hi Mike! Can yo uploads reconfirm that I may request a DGX Spark in my proposal to Nvidia's academic grant? I ask because this is not stated on the Nvidia website, nor on the page you link to. Thank you!