There are two critical ingredients fueling the AI boom: energy and chips.
And Nvidia, one of the most important companies in AI, is looking to be a power player in both.
Nvidia was founded in the early 1990s as a chip maker for gaming. It has since evolved into a $2 trillion behemoth building the most sought-after graphics processing units for training AI.
Now, the company is making moves to deploy its technology in equipment at the edge of the grid — and looking to build a framework for deploying AI inside utility operations.
Could the power sector get an upgrade from a critical AI power broker?
In this edition: Editor Lisa Martine Jenkins presents her own story from the pages of Latitude Media on how NVIDIA is looking to spread AI across the grid.
