TCS unveils NVIDIA Business Unit to drive AI adoption across industries

The company’s marketing excellence has also been a significant contributor to its brand value. TCS sponsors 14 major endurance running races worldwide, engaging over 600,000 runners annually.

The new division will utilize TCS’s global centers of excellence and investments in the NVIDIA AI platform, including NVIDIA AI Enterprise and NVIDIA Omniverse. It will provide tailored solutions for the manufacturing, BFSI, telecom, retail, and automotive sectors, supported by skilled professionals.

Tata Communications unveils AI Infrastructure with NVIDIA

In 2023, Nvidia emerged as the go-to source for AI hardware, solidifying its position as a major beneficiary of the AI boom.

As part of the initiative, Tata Communications will integrate cutting-edge NVIDIA software solutions such as NVIDIA NIM microservices, and the NVIDIA Omniverse and NVIDIA Isaac platforms, into its AI Cloud offerings.

Former WPP deal-maker Lance Maerov joins Canaccord Genuity as it expands M&A practice

Lance Maerov, who departed WPP in December after more than two decades with the company, will join Canaccord Genuity's technology, media, marketing, and information M&A practice. (Image source: LinkedIn)

The Canadian investment bank is bolstering its advertising and media mergers and acquisitions team, signalling a potential uptick in agency sector deal-making.

Nvidia AI Summit Live: AI models will help our employees become super employees, says Jensen Huang

We have democratized computer graphics, says Huang.

“When we decided to name Nvidia, i just really loved that it sounded like a mystical place. It sounded like a great place.” Nvidia’s founder and CEO Jensen Huang also spoke to RIL Chairman Mukesh Ambani, announcing a partnership between NVIDIA and Reliance to build AI infrastructure in India.

Delhi metro cancer awareness ad sparks outrage for referring to breasts as ‘oranges’

The poster, part of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, features AI-generated women holding oranges with the caption urging women to "check your oranges once a month" for early detection of lumps.

YouWeCan Foundation’s campaign faces backlash for its choice of language, raising concerns about sensitivity in breast cancer awareness messaging.