NVIDIA and Adobe Lead the Charge in Enterprise AI with New Agentic Solutions and Reasoning Models
March 19, 2025

World Wide Technology Accelerates Enterprise AI With Debut of Coding Assistant, Digital Humans and Agents Featuring NVIDIA AI
World Wide Technology (WWT) has unveiled a range of exclusive AI solutions developed in partnership with NVIDIA at NVIDIA GTC, aimed at enhancing enterprise productivity and efficiency. These solutions, showcased from WWT's AI Proving Ground lab, include an AI coding assistant, agentic AI chatbot, AI network assistant, and a digital human named Ellie. Collaborating also with Cisco and Codeium, makers of Windsurf, WWT integrates NVIDIA's AI capabilities to streamline coding processes, improve teamwork, and accelerate deployment. Highlighting its successful internal testing with Cisco's AI POD infrastructure, WWT reports productivity boosts of 30% to 50% for repetitive tasks and is now scaling these solutions globally. WWT and NVIDIA aim to push boundaries with AI in various applications, like software development and autonomous systems, promising substantial ROI and enhanced operational workflows for enterprises. (Source)
Adobe diversifies beyond its cash cow to sell AI to businesses
Adobe Inc. has launched a new agentic AI platform, diversifying beyond its core products to venture into AI-integrated business tools and services. Unveiled at its annual summit in Las Vegas, this platform, called ‘Agent Orchestrator,’ offers access to Adobe’s Firefly AI models and third-party models from OpenAI and Google, aiming to automate customer service and digital marketing for corporate clients. Early adopters include IBM, Air India, and HDFC Bank. While Adobe beat first-quarter earnings estimates at $5.71 billion, its earnings guidance disappointed analysts, causing a stock dip. However, experts believe Adobe's ethical AI approach and expanded AI capabilities are critical for retaining large clients and enhancing its business share. The company emphasizes AI's role in its ‘Experience Cloud’ offering and is optimistic about long-term revenue potential despite short-term challenges, highlighting its commitment to global market expansion, including in India. (Source)
Nvidia debuts Llama Nemotron open reasoning models in a bid to advance agentic AI
Nvidia has introduced the open source Llama Nemotron reasoning models at its GTC event, aiming to strengthen its foothold in the reasoning model market for agentic AI workloads. These models extend the earlier Nvidia Nemotron models, leveraging Meta’s Llama as a foundation and optimized for compute efficiency and accuracy. To cater to diverse deployment needs, the models come in three versions: Nemotron Nano for edge deployment, Nemotron Super for balanced data center use, and Nemotron Ultra for maximum accuracy in multi-GPU environments. Nvidia emphasizes the hybrid reasoning capability, which allows models to toggle complex reasoning on and off, enhancing efficiency for simpler tasks. In addition, Nvidia announced the Agent AI-Q blueprint, an open-source framework to integrate AI agents with enterprise systems, offering a strategic advantage in data sovereignty, modular deployments, and operational transparency as enterprises move towards sophisticated AI solutions. (Source)
Adobe launches AI agents to automate customer interactions and marketing
MoneyControl's website uses cookies and tracking technologies to enhance user navigation, personalize content, and gather feedback. By accepting the terms, users consent to data collection for personalizing recommendations and receiving marketing communications. The site requires users to agree to these conditions, confirming they are over 16, to continue using its services. The article emphasizes transparency in their privacy practices, directing users to the cookie policy for more information. (Source)
NVIDIA Launches Family of Open Reasoning AI Models for Developers and Enterprises to Build Agentic AI Platforms
NVIDIA has unveiled the Llama Nemotron family of reasoning models, crafted to serve as a robust foundation for developing advanced AI agents capable of independent or team-based problem-solving across complex tasks. These models result from enhanced post-training processes, boosting accuracy by up to 20% and speeding inference fivefold compared to existing models, thus reducing operational costs for enterprises. Collaborators such as Accenture, Microsoft, SAP, and ServiceNow are integrating these models to augment their AI platforms, enabling more efficient and intuitive AI-powered business solutions. The models are available in varying sizes to suit different deployment needs and are accessible via NVIDIA's AI Enterprise platform and other developer resources. (Source)