TAIPEI (TVBS News) — COMPUTEX Taipei has been a focal point for discussions on AI applications since its opening on Tuesday (June 4) with NVIDIA stealing the spotlight. Numerous companies collaborating with NVIDIA have showcased their use of NVIDIA's AI technology, highlighting the transformative power of generative AI in various industries.
Kimberly Powell, vice president of healthcare at NVIDIA, told TVBS News on Wednesday about the company's mission to integrate advanced computing into the healthcare sector. "Our biggest mission at NVIDIA Healthcare is to bring the most advanced computing approaches to the healthcare industry and create domain-specific computing platforms," Powell said. She detailed how NVIDIA's technology facilitates clinical decision support and the development of new medical devices, including robotic surgery.
David Niewolny, director of business development for healthcare at NVIDIA, pointed out the future significance of edge computing in healthcare. "I think the future, specifically in healthcare and medical, is edge computing," Niewolny stated, underscoring the importance of Yuan High-Tech Development Co. as a key partner in developing market-specific solutions.
Generative AI's application extends beyond graphics to revolutionize medical services. Personal medical assistants can now record health data and answer medical queries, connecting patients with further medical resources.
Li Tsung-lin, a product manager at Yuan High-Tech, highlighted their AI PC developed based on NVIDIA's Jetson Orin series, showcasing the synergy between hardware advancements and AI capabilities.
A report by Allied Market Research projects the market value of generative AI in the healthcare sector to reach US$30.4 billion by 2032, with an annual growth rate of 34.9%. This growth, supported by both software and hardware innovations, promises a new era of medical care.
As COMPUTEX Taipei continues to unveil the latest in technology, the spotlight on NVIDIA and its partners underscores a future where AI and computing power converge to redefine healthcare, making personalized and efficient care a closer reality.
