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Editor’s note: As of June 6, 2025, NVIDIA Edify is no longer available as an NVIDIA NIM microservice preview. To explore available visual AI models, visit build.nvidia.com.
From creating the GPU, RTX real-time ray tracing and neural rendering to now reinventing computing for AI, NVIDIA has for decades been at the forefront of computer graphics — pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in media and entertainment.
NVIDIA Media2 is the latest AI-powered initiative transforming content creation, streaming and live media experiences.
Built on technologies like NVIDIA NIM microservices and AI Blueprints — and breakthrough AI applications from startups and software partners — Media2 uses AI to drive the creation of smarter, more tailored and more impactful content that can adapt to individual viewer preferences.
Amid this rapid creative transformation, companies embracing NVIDIA Media2 can stay on the $3 trillion media and entertainment industry’s cutting edge, reshaping how audiences consume and engage with content.
As the media and entertainment industry embraces generative AI and accelerated computing, NVIDIA technologies are transforming how content is created, delivered and experienced.
NVIDIA Holoscan for Media is a software-defined, AI-enabled platform that allows companies in broadcast, streaming and live sports to run live video pipelines on the same infrastructure as AI. The platform delivers applications from vendors across the industry on NVIDIA-accelerated infrastructure.
Delivering the power needed to drive the next wave of data-enhanced intelligent content creation and hyper-personalized media is the NVIDIA Blackwell architecture, built to handle data-center-scale generative AI workflows with up to 25x more energy efficiency over the NVIDIA Hopper generation. Blackwell integrates six types of chips: GPUs, CPUs, DPUs, NVIDIA NVLink Switch chips, NVIDIA InfiniBand switches and Ethernet switches.
Blackwell is supported by NVIDIA AI Enterprise, an end-to-end software platform for production-grade AI. NVIDIA AI Enterprise comprises NVIDIA NIM microservices, AI frameworks, libraries and tools that media companies can deploy on NVIDIA-accelerated clouds, data centers and workstations. Of the expanding list, these include:
Partners across the industry are adopting NVIDIA technology to reshape the next chapter of storytelling.
Getty Images and Shutterstock are intelligent content creation services built with NVIDIA Edify. The AI models have also been optimized and packaged for maximum performance with NVIDIA NIM microservices.
Bria is a commercial-first visual generative AI platform designed for developers. It’s trained on 100% licensed data and built on responsible AI principles. The platform offers tools for custom pipelines, seamless integration and flexible deployment, ensuring enterprise-grade compliance and scalable, predictable content generation. Optimized with NVIDIA NIM microservices, Bria delivers faster, safer and scalable production-ready solutions.
Runway is an AI platform that provides advanced creative tools for artists and filmmakers. The company’s Gen-3 Alpha Turbo model excels in video generation and includes a new Camera Control feature that allows for precise camera movements like pan, tilt and zoom. Runway’s integration of the NVIDIA CV-CUDA open-source library combined with NVIDIA GPUs accelerates preprocessing for high-resolution videos in its segmentation model.
Wonder Dynamics, an Autodesk company, recently launched the beta version of Wonder Animation, featuring powerful new video-to-3D scene technology that can turn any video sequence into a 3D-animated scene for animated film production. Accelerated by NVIDIA GPU technology, Wonder Animation provides visual effects artists and animators with an easy-to-use, flexible tool that significantly reduces the time, complexity and efforts traditionally associated with 3D animation and visual effects workflows — while allowing the artist to maintain full creative control.
Comcast’s Sky innovation team is collaborating with NVIDIA on lab testing NVIDIA NIM microservices and partner models for its global platforms. The integration could lead to greater interactivity and accessibility for customers around the world, such as enabling the use of voice commands to request summaries during live sports and access other contextual information.
Vū, a creative technology company and home to the largest network of virtual studios, is broadening access to the creation of virtual environments and immersive content with NVIDIA-accelerated generative AI technologies.
Twelve Labs, a member of the NVIDIA Inception program for startups, is developing advanced multimodal foundation models that can understand videos like humans, enabling precise semantic search, content analysis and video-to-text generation. Twelve Labs uses NVIDIA H100 GPUs to significantly improve the models’ inference performance, achieving up to a 7x improvement in requests served per second.
S4 Capital’s Monks is using cutting-edge AI technologies to enhance live broadcasts with real-time content segmentation and personalized fan experiences. Powered by NVIDIA Holoscan for Media, the company’s solution is integrated with tools like NVIDIA VILA to generate contextual metadata for injection within a time-addressible media store framework — enabling precise, action-based searching within video content.
Additionally, Monks uses NVIDIA NeMo Curator to help process data to build tailored AI models for sports leagues and IP holders, unlocking new monetization opportunities through licensing. By combining these technologies, broadcasters can seamlessly deliver hyper-relevant content to fans as events unfold, while adapting to the evolving demands of modern audiences.
Media companies manage vast amounts of video content, which can be challenging and time-consuming to locate, catalog and compile into finished assets. Leading media-focused consultant and system integrator Qvest has developed an AI video discovery engine, built on NIM microservices, that accelerates this process by automating the data capture of video files. This streamlines a user’s ability to both discover and contextualize how videos can fit in their intended story.
Verizon is transforming global enterprise operations, as well as live media and sports content, by integrating its reliable, secure private 5G network with NVIDIA’s full-stack AI platform, including NVIDIA AI Enterprise and NIM microservices, to deliver the latest AI solutions at the edge.
Using this solution, streamers, sports leagues and rights holders can enhance fan experiences with greater interactivity and immersion by deploying high-performance 5G connectivity along with generative AI, agentic AI, extended reality and streaming applications that enable personalized content delivery. These technologies also help elevate player performance and viewer engagement by offering real-time data analytics to coaches, players, referees and fans. It can also enable private 5G-powered enterprise AI use cases to drive automation and productivity.
The NVIDIA Media2 initiative empowers companies to redefine the future of media and entertainment through intelligent, data-driven and immersive technologies — giving them a competitive edge while equipping them to drive innovation across the industry.
NIM microservices from NVIDIA and model developers are now available to try, with additional models added regularly.
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