March 19, 2025

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AI Revolutionizes Industries from Healthcare to Energy with Breakthroughs in NVIDIA and OpenAI

OpenAI's o1-pro is the company's most expensive AI model yet

OpenAI has released a more powerful version of its "reasoning" AI model, o1-pro, in its developer API. The model uses more computing than o1 to provide "consistently better responses." However, it's only available to select developers who have spent at least $5 on OpenAI API services, and it's pricey, with a cost of $150 per million tokens (~750,000 words) fed into the model and $600 per million tokens generated by the model.

The Future of AI Runs on NVIDIA

NVIDIA's Q4 FY25 revenue surged 78% YoY to $39.3 billion, with data center sales up 93% to $35.6 billion, driven by hyperscaler AI adoption. The company's AI computing business is centered on high-performance GPUs, first used in games, now the backbone of AI model training, inference, and cloud computing.

Advancing Artificial Intelligence in Medicine

The SingHealth Duke-NUS Academic Medical Centre has launched the Artificial Intelligence in Medicine Institute (AIMI) to drive research, education, and commercialization of AI in healthcare. AIMI aims to empower healthcare professionals with the expertise and support they need to create, develop, and apply AI-driven solutions.

Itron to Bring NVIDIA-Powered Artificial Intelligence to the Grid Edge

Itron is partnering with NVIDIA to bring AI-powered solutions to the grid edge, enabling utilities to make data-driven decisions and improve grid efficiency.

Generative AI is revolutionizing the field of analytics by assisting lawyers with tasks ranging from fee setting to research. The technology can process unstructured data, including texts, emails, voicemails, and videos, offering a more comprehensive and nuanced view of legal matters.

Houston’s AI-Driven Data Center Boom

Houston is experiencing a surge in data center investments driven by its unique position at the intersection of energy, technology, and innovation. The city is becoming a hub for AI, cloud computing, and data infrastructure.

Storage And Memory Enable Next Generation AI

NVIDIA has announced a new class of storage infrastructure using AI to enhance data access. The company is also working on a new storage architecture for GPU computing near memory for disaggregated, data-protected, managed block storage.

How a North Carolina Expanded Law is Helping Investigators Combat AI-Generated Child Exploitation

A new law in North Carolina has expanded the scope of investigation for AI-generated child exploitation, making it easier for investigators to pursue cases involving computer-generated images of minors.

Citrix and NVIDIA to Deliver AI Virtual Workstations

Citrix and NVIDIA are partnering to deliver AI virtual workstations, enabling customers to develop and securely deliver AI applications. The partnership pairs Citrix DaaS with NVIDIA AI Virtual Workstation, allowing enterprises to develop AI applications within their existing infrastructure.

AI Moving Towards More Software, Less Hardware

New software to build better AI could impact NVIDIA's dominance, according to Kim Forrest of Bokeh Capital Partners. She joins Caroline Hyde and Tim Stenovec on "Bloomberg Technology" to discuss the future of AI.

Key Takeaways

  • OpenAI's o1-pro is the company's most expensive AI model yet, with a cost of $150 per million tokens (~750,000 words) fed into the model and $600 per million tokens generated by the model.
  • NVIDIA's Q4 FY25 revenue surged 78% YoY to $39.3 billion, with data center sales up 93% to $35.6 billion, driven by hyperscaler AI adoption.
  • The SingHealth Duke-NUS Academic Medical Centre has launched the Artificial Intelligence in Medicine Institute (AIMI) to drive research, education, and commercialization of AI in healthcare.
  • Itron is partnering with NVIDIA to bring AI-powered solutions to the grid edge, enabling utilities to make data-driven decisions and improve grid efficiency.
  • Generative AI is revolutionizing the field of analytics by assisting lawyers with tasks ranging from fee setting to research.
  • Houston is experiencing a surge in data center investments driven by its unique position at the intersection of energy, technology, and innovation.
  • NVIDIA has announced a new class of storage infrastructure using AI to enhance data access.
  • A new law in North Carolina has expanded the scope of investigation for AI-generated child exploitation, making it easier for investigators to pursue cases involving computer-generated images of minors.
  • Citrix and NVIDIA are partnering to deliver AI virtual workstations, enabling customers to develop and securely deliver AI applications.
  • New software to build better AI could impact NVIDIA's dominance, according to Kim Forrest of Bokeh Capital Partners.

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