Nvidia launches blueprints to help jump start AI projects

To its credit, Nvidia doesn’t just come up with big ideas, it helps its customers realize them. The seller recently released projects for artificial intelligence factories after promoting the idea for several months. Now the company has released AI blueprints, essentially ready-made templates that give developers a way to start building AI systems.

The drawings were announced both at the Consumer Electronics Show, where CEO Jensen Huang gave a keynote address and discussed the drawings among many other announcements, and at blog post Justin Boitano, VP of Enterprise AI.

These blueprints come as “launchable modules”, meaning they can be deployed instantly and right out of the box. But developers will want to tweak and modify them so they can make the changes they need. In any case, according to the company, this is better than starting a new project from scratch every time.