Carnegie Mellon University, in partnership with NVIDIA and the University of Pittsburgh, is creating a first-of-its-kind NVIDIA AI Tech Community(opens in new window) in Pittsburgh to advance the city’s robotics, autonomy and artificial intelligence innovation ecosystem. 

The foundation of the AI Tech Community will be two joint research centers in Pittsburgh as part of its NVIDIA AI Tech Center (NVAITC) program. CMU will lead a center focused on robotics, autonomy and AI; the University of Pittsburgh will lead another for AI and intelligent systems. 

The joint initiative will be formally launched at the AI Horizons Summit with Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro on Oct. 14. 

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