Dropbox is partnering NVIDIA to bring enhanced AI capabilities to Dropbox users. This collaboration aims to elevate productivity and streamline workflows for millions by tapping into the potential of generative AI.
Dropbox plans to expand its existing AI functionalities using personalised generative AI to improve search precision, simplify organisation and streamline workflows within its ecosystem.
To achieve this, it will leverage NVIDIA’s AI resources such as NVIDIA AI Foundation Models, NVIDIA AI Enterprise software and NVIDIA accelerated computing. These resources will power AI-driven features including the Dropbox Dash universal search tool integrating apps, tools and content for seamless access, and Dropbox AI, which facilitates queries and summaries for large files across the user’s Dropbox.
“AI has the potential to offload routine tasks, unlock our creativity, and help us do more meaningful work. We’re excited to partner with NVIDIA and leverage their technology in new ways to deliver more personalised, AI-powered experiences to our customers,” said Drew Houston, Co-founder and CEO of Dropbox.
“The arc of AI is expanding from cloud services into enterprise generative AI assistants that will drive the most significant transition in the computing industry to date. Together, NVIDIA and Dropbox will pave the way for millions of Dropbox customers to accelerate their work with customised generative AI applications,” said Jensen Huang, Founder and CEO of NVIDIA.
Dropbox has been an advocate for AI’s transformative potential in knowledge work, integrating machine learning into its core product experience. By utilising NVIDIA’s tools, such as the NVIDIA NeMo framework and AI Foundation Models, Dropbox can enhance content intelligence while upholding security, privacy and transparency for its users.
Additonally, Dropbox aims to enhance AI inference performance for production with NVIDIA AI Enterprise software, including NVIDIA Triton Inference Server and NVIDIA TensorRT-LLM, to further augment the AI capabilities available to its user base.
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