A large number of domestic software developers and big data experts attended.
In the afternoon, the Deep Learning Institute will conduct hands-on training on actual deep learning design and training.

NVIDIA (CEO Jensen Huang) announced that it held 'NVIDIA DEEP LEARNING DAY 2017 SEOUL' at the L Tower in Yangjae-dong, Seoul on May 25th, and successfully concluded with over 400 domestic software developers, big data experts, and IT industry workers in attendance.

Designed to meet the growing demand for deep learning technologies and cutting-edge AI expertise within enterprises, government agencies, and universities worldwide, NVIDIA Deep Learning Day continued last year with expert lectures and practical training labs. This year's Deep Learning Day attracted a large number of developers and industry professionals from various fields, demonstrating the strong interest and enthusiasm for deep learning in the Korean industry. Furthermore, NVIDIA experts, who are leading the way in GPU-based deep learning technology, discussed the latest deep learning and AI technologies and information with Korean industry professionals, professors, and students, providing a forum for sharing domestic AI insights.

In particular, Marc Hamilton, Vice President of Solutions Architecture and Engineering at NVIDIA, gave a keynote address on “Accelerating Deep Learning Applications,” explaining the advancements in deep learning and modern artificial intelligence made possible by GPU-accelerated computing and emphasizing that current technology is in the midst of a historic change called the artificial intelligence revolution. Additionally, the latest artificial intelligence and deep learning technologies and trends announced at the world's largest GPU Technology Conference (GTC) 2017 held in San Jose, USA earlier this month were shared, drawing enthusiastic responses from attendees.

Next, Seok-Won Jeong, Manager of the DCHC Hyperscale Category at HPE Korea, spoke about the direction in which deep learning is transforming the advanced society, and Wook Heo, Head of Server Solutions at IBM Systems Korea, explained the cognition of deep learning. Professor Sang-Wan Lee of the Department of Bio and Brain Engineering at KAIST gave insights into the principles and scalability of deep learning, a form of artificial intelligence developed from artificial neural networks, with a focus on reinforcement learning algorithms and the brain.

The Deep Learning Institute, held in the afternoon, provided participants with hands-on experience designing, training, and deploying deep learning systems, reflecting the advancements in deep learning. This intensive four-hour session, held from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM, allowed industry developers and students to participate in pre-registered training labs and gain in-depth hands-on experience leveraging NVIDIA technology.

NVIDIA Deep Learning Day 2017 will be held at the Daejeon Intercity Hotel on May 30th. Speakers include Donald Chen, Director of Solutions Architecture and Engineering at NVIDIA, Jeong Seok-won, Vice President at HPE, and Professor Son Min-ki of Chung-Ang University, who will present the latest deep learning trends and case studies.

For more detailed information about registration, payment, and training content for Deep Learning Day 2017, please visit the official NVIDIA registration site (http://nvda.ws/2oZXSgC).