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NVIDIA highlights European industrial firms using its CUDA-X, Omniverse and Cosmos tools

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At GTC Berlin, NVIDIA says Europe's industrial leaders are testing designs faster, simulating robots and improving factory operations with its CUDA-X and Omniverse libraries and its Cosmos and Nemotron open models and tools.

In an X post by its NVIDIA AI account, the company names Agile Robots, Audi, Dassault Systèmes, Schaeffler and Siemens as companies putting these technologies to work and links to a page describing their use.

The post is NVIDIA's own account of these companies' work. It gives no figures on the results or the companies' own statements about them.

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  1. NVIDIA AIOfficial
    Europe's industrial leaders use NVIDIA CUDA-X, Omniverse and Cosmos at GTC Berlin

    AIAt GTC Berlin, NVIDIA says Europe's industrial leaders are testing designs faster, simulating robots and improving factory operations with its CUDA-X and Omniverse libraries and Cosmos and Nemotron open models. The post names Agile Robots, Audi, Dassault Systèmes, Schaeffler and Siemens as companies applying these technologies.

    Video from @NVIDIAAI's post
  2. NVIDIA BlogOfficial
    NVIDIA's FOX blueprint and CUDA-X tools cut Siemens and Audi engineering and factory costs

    AINVIDIA says Europe's industrial leaders are using its CUDA-X and Omniverse libraries plus Cosmos and Nemotron models across engineering and manufacturing. Siemens says agents built on the NVIDIA Factory Operations Blueprint (FOX), now in early access on GitHub, could save an estimated 20% in root-cause and factory-operations costs, and cut calibration time 40% at its Erlangen electronics factory.

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