Nvidia launches NIM Agent Blueprints to accelerate enterprise AI development

Nvidia has just rolled out a new catalog of AI workflows and software tools called the NIM Agent Blueprints to help its clients design and implement enterprise-level AI applications quickly and easily. This software, which developers can download free of charge, also has tools to create business-specific generative AI agents such as those used in customer support and drug research in the shortest time possible.

The new blueprints aim at solving an existing problem that most enterprises encounter while constructing and implementing such customized AI agents. The company is offering a full solution, which consists of pre-trained AI workflows, reference code and deployment documents, minimizing the amount of time and effort needed to develop AI-based applications.

Enterprises harness Nvidia’s tools to build custom AI agents

NVIDIA Agent Blueprints offers many enterprises a way of going beyond the common uses of generative AIs. While many companies have used generative AIs for tasks such as content creation, these blueprints further enable more robust application development where AI agents carry out specific tasks with proprietary data. Sample applications that use Nvidia’s NIM, NeMo and partner microservices are also included in the blueprints to provide a resource kit for developers.

Presently, the company is providing three primary blueprints namely, a digital human for customer service, generative virtual screening for drug discovery and multimodal PDF data extraction. These blueprints make use of the company’s sophisticated technologies including ACE, Omniverse RTX, NeMo and BioNemo which, allow developers to effectively design any necessary AI agents.

Nvidia teams up with technology providers to streamline AI deployment

In an attempt to ensure the NIM Agent Blueprints are more user-friendly and callable in real time, Nvidia has partnered with several technology solutions integrators such as Deloitte, Accenture, SoftSeve and World Wide Technology (WWT). These partnerships are meant to embed AI workflows of Nvidia in the service-providing companies enabling them to provide enterprises with easy adoption of AI Agents.

• As for those customers who want to use blueprints on their own, the company has provided a complete overhaul of rotatable infrastructure through the global partnership. This comprises systems certified by Cisco, Dell Technologies, Hewlett Packard Enterprise and Lenovo and integrated cloud instances enabled by Nvidia’s technology from Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.