In Latin America, AI solutions from Widelabs, running on NVIDIA‑accelerated infrastructure
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These efforts demonstrate how AI turns domestic infrastructure, local data and homegrown talent into solutions that can be used for social good.
Key facts
- The AI factory will become the bedrock of modern economies across the world,” NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang said in a media Q&A
- A new class of essential infrastructure for AI production has emerged: AI factories, where data comes in and intelligence comes out
- AI, the most important technology of their time, is turbocharging innovation across every facet of society
- Countries are investing in AI capabilities so they can design, train and deploy models and applications, using domestic infrastructure, local datasets and homegrown expertise
Summary
Nations have long invested in domestic infrastructure to advance their economies, protect and use their data, and take advantage of technology opportunities in areas such as transportation, communications, commerce, entertainment and healthcare. AI, the most important technology of their time, is turbocharging innovation across every facet of society. The urgency for countries to build and deploy AI capabilities has grown with the rise of generative and agentic AI, which is reshaping markets, inspiring new industries and transforming existing ones, from gaming to healthcare. These efforts span physical infrastructure and data infrastructure. For example, speech AI models can help preserve, promote and revitalize indigenous languages.