“Deep learning is revolutionising almost every market and application we work in,” said Monty Barlow, Head of Machine Learning at Cambridge Consultants. “From medical diagnosis to anomaly detection in telecommunications networks, from self-driving cars to frictionless user interfaces, we’re applying deep learning in diverse markets, driving forward the art of the possible.”

“We are looking forward to collaborating closely with NVIDIA on joint customer projects, using NVIDIA-based solutions, platforms and technologies to solve complex challenges,” says Barlow. “Combining our track record in developing and deploying sophisticated machine learning-based systems with NVIDIA’s latest deep learning platforms will be a winning combination for our customers.”

The partnership is also important for Cambridge Consultants’ AI research lab, the Digital Greenhouse, according to Dominic Kelly, Head of AI Research. “NVIDIA technology has been the powerhouse behind our research since we formed the Digital Greenhouse in 2013. It has provided an efficient way of transferring technology from our lab to real deployments” said Kelly. “Joining the NVIDIA Partner Network will give Cambridge Consultants priority access to NVIDIA’s latest deep learning platforms, fuelling our research and helping us bring exciting new deep learning technology to our customers faster than ever.”

“AI has quickly become a business-critical technology for every industry,” said John Ashley, ‎Director of Global Professional Services at NVIDIA. “Cambridge Consultants’ in-depth knowledge of NVIDIA’s