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What the EU Artificial Intelligence Act means for U.S. employers

The EU Artificial Intelligence Act, effective August 1, 2024, reaches U.S. employers that use Artificial Intelligence affecting EU candidates or workers and treats many HR uses as high risk. Employers should inventory tools, prepare worker notice and human oversight, and strengthen vendor contracts ahead of phased obligations through 2026 and 2027.

Why Nvidia’s value is so high: market cap and future growth

Nvidia’s market capitalization reflects its leadership in GPUs for Artificial Intelligence and data centers, reinforced by a growing software ecosystem and strong investor expectations. The article outlines the technical and market drivers behind that valuation and notes risks such as competition and market volatility.

Zoom expands Artificial Intelligence companion with NVIDIA Nemotron

Zoom is integrating NVIDIA Nemotron into its Artificial Intelligence Companion 3.0, using a federated, hybrid language model approach to route tasks between small, low-latency models and a fine-tuned 49-billion-parameter large language model to improve speed, cost, and quality for enterprises.

Artificial intelligence transforming the insurance industry

Emmanuèle Lutfalla and Louis Fer examine how artificial intelligence is reshaping insurers’ operations, delivering efficiency and new products while creating legal, ethical and regulatory risks under the EU artificial intelligence framework.

ASUS launches GB721-E2 rack with NVIDIA GB300 NVL72 for Artificial Intelligence

ASUS introduced the XA GB721-E2, a rack-scale system built on the NVIDIA GB300 NVL72 designed for large-scale model training and high-throughput inference. The system pairs high-density NVIDIA Grace CPUs and Blackwell Ultra GPUs with liquid cooling and networking for enterprise Artificial Intelligence and HPC deployments.