NVIDIA news: GTC vendor announcements focus AI-powered imaging, drug discovery

At the NVIDIA GTC 2025 event in San Jose, California, this week-what is called “Super Bowl of Ai– Chip Giant has announced many partnerships that benefit from the strength of artificial intelligence for nutrition applications in life sciences and health care, including partnership with GE Healthcare and Google.
Independent diagnostic photography
NVIDIA and GE Healthcare develops independent photography solutions that are acting on behalf of X -ray and ultrasound techniques.
By taking advantage of Nvidia’s ISAAC For Healthcare and Cosmos, Gealthcare plans to train independent imaging systems and test them in a virtual environment before publishing in the real world.
The initiative will initially focus on automating the repeated tasks in photographing X -rays, allowing care teams to spend more time in complex cases.
In ultrasound, the automation that artificial intelligence drives can help relieve physical pressure on designers and improve the consistency of photography.
“We are excited about independent X -ray and ultrasound potential and we focus on opening the most intelligent and mechanical solutions that enhance efficiency and reduce the burden on healthcare professionals,” Roland Root, President and CEO of photography at Gealthcare said in a statement.
The progress made by artificial intelligence in health sciences and life sciences
Superchips Gh200 and GB200 from NVIDIA, along with Cuda-X libraries, were set to accelerate artificial intelligence applications in health care and life sciences by achieving significant mathematical gains.
Recent architecture can accelerate engineering simulations up to 11X and support accounts five times more than traditional accelerating computing platforms. These developments can push breakthroughs in biomedical research, medical imaging, and drug discovery.
The CUDSS Library in NVIDIA promotes large-scale engineering simulations, such as electromagnetic modeling and arithmetic design, by effective use of the common CPU-GPU memory.
This technology, integrated into platforms such as Ansys HFSS and Altair Optistruct, allows researchers to play more complicated simulations faster.
“The ability to solve huge mathematical problems without restriction through memory restrictions is a changing research of health care sciences and life sciences,” Kimberly Powell, NVIDIA’s Vice President of Health Care, said in a statement.
AI cooperative with Google
NVIDIA and Alphabet’s Google deepened their partnership in artificial intelligence to accelerate health care, life sciences and drug discovery by taking advantage of GPUS and AI platforms in NVIDIA, including OMNIVERSE, Cosmos and ISAAC, to lead breakthroughs in medical research, and scientific account.
Isomorphic Labs, a company founded by Google DeepMind that focuses on the discovery of AI’s drugs, built a Google Cloud drug design engine using NVIDIA GPU, aimed at expanding the scope and refining artificial intelligence models that can significantly improve therapeutic development.
In addition to drug research, Google Cloud’s infrastructure will enhance artificial intelligence, making Blackweell’s graphics processing units of NVIDIA available for mathematical work burdens via biotechnology and medical imaging.
“Artificial intelligence and accelerating computing transform the future of health care, from the discovery of drugs to robots and cloud -based research,” said Jensen Huang, founder and chief executive of NVIDIA in a statement. “Along with Google, we are pushing the boundaries of artificial intelligence to resolve the most urgent challenges in medicine and science.”
Nathan Edi is a health care and independent technology based in Berlin.
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