Nvidia · Jensen Huang · California · NVIDIA Blog
The commissioning, which took place during the school’s three-day Converge @ NPS event
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It’s built based on an NVIDIA AI Technology Center on the Monterey campus, a dedicated hub for AI research and graduate instruction, now anchored by the DGX GB300.
Key facts
- NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang today visited the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California, to commission an NVIDIA DGX GB300 system a dedicated hub for AI research and graduate
- NVIDIA has also expanded the collaboration through its Deep Learning Institute, putting instructor toolkits in the hands of NPS faculty so AI is woven through graduate curricula across departments
- To learn more, watch NPS and NVIDIA researchers present on AI modeling and simulation at NVIDIA GTC Washington, D.C
- As we modernize our technology, we must also modernize how we educate our leaders,” said Admiral Samuel Paparo, commander of the U.S. Pacific Command
Summary
NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang today visited the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California, to commission an NVIDIA DGX GB300 system a dedicated hub for AI research and graduate instruction, now anchored by the DGX GB300. “As we modernize our technology, we must also modernize how we educate our leaders,” said Admiral Samuel Paparo, commander of the U.S. Pacific Command. NPS educates active-duty officers and international partners across disciplines, from space operations to ocean science, awarding graduate degrees while centering each program on applied research with direct relevance to real-world problems. “Leadership is about being in service of something else. You’re in service of your team. The DGX GB300 gives those programs new technical depth: the ability to train foundation models in house, run high-fidelity simulations at scale and develop AI tools with immediate applicability.