Smart city will integrate NVIDIA technologies

Peachtree Corners, one of the United States' first 5G smart cities recently announced an integration of NVIDIA technologies

Peachtree Corners, one of the United States’ first 5G smart cities powered by real-world connected infrastructure, recently announced an integration of NVIDIA technologies to further expand smart city capabilities.

NVIDIA L4 Tensor Core GPUs will combine with NxGo’s innovative traffic management solution within Curiosity Lab’s advanced 5G smart city ecosystem, facilitating transformative improvements in real-time AI and Edge computing capabilities.

Currently deployed in Curiosity Lab’s Innovation Center, each Dell server is paired with three NVIDIA GPUs, which manage and analyse data from an extensive network of smart city sensors and devices across Peachtree Corners. NVIDIA L4 GPUs will enable Curiosity Lab’s ecosystem to accelerate applications for intelligent traffic solutions, crowd management, and city operational improvements.

The L4 GPUs provide a 120-fold increase in AI-powered video analytics performance compared with traditional CPU-based solutions. This allows companies to efficiently test, deploy, and demo in the city while gaining real-time insights to improve search relevance, detect content of interest, and implement smart-space development. The L4 Tensor Core GPUs also provide precision performance to accelerate deep learning and machine learning and inference for data analytics, rendering and videos to further support AI-based smart city solutions in the Curiosity Lab ecosystem.

“As we continue to welcome new smart city innovations, partners and members, we want to ensure we are offering companies the best in IT operations to further the growth of their technologies,” said Brian Johnson, City Manager of Peachtree Corners. “We’re proud to be working with NVIDIA technology to offer state-of-the-art compute solutions and to keep our infrastructure connected and supported. This, alongside our partner Dell Technologies’ servers, will come together to enhance AI and Edge performance for companies in our ecosystem that leverage these solutions to operate their technologies. This is the next step towards us continuing to create a better future for our city, residents and visitors.”

The Curiosity Lab is expanding its infrastructure with NVIDIA accelerated computing for physical AI to support a growing ecosystem of smart city solutions that leverage the NVIDIA software stack; including NVIDIA Metropolis and NVIDIA NIM. Access to the latest in NVIDIA GPUs will be increasingly essential to the City of Peachtree Corners as they accelerate the latest in Physical AI, including vision AI, generative AI, chatbots, physical simulation, and digital twin capabilities.

“Our next growth phase is focused on bridging the physical city world environment and AI and giving our smart city ecosystem access to an advanced computing stack powered by NVIDIA,” said Brandon Branham, Executive Director, Curiosity Lab. “Advanced city operations solutions like intelligent transportation systems (ITS), curbside management, and smart mobility need a high-performance platform to run sophisticated pilot programs that require the latest AI computing. That’s why we’re working closely with Dell and NVIDIA.”.

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