Anvidia has announced the expansion of its development centers in Israel, with the establishment of a new group that will lead the development of the next generation of CPU processors and processing cores from the company. The group will include a wide range of engineers and developers in various positions: hardware, software, architecture, chip design and more.
Michael Kagan, VP of Technology, NVIDIA: “The State of Israel, and its unique human capital, are a key factor in the global technology ecosystem, and we are excited to establish a new team here to develop our next generations of processors. We look forward to continuing to expand our local operations, both in the field of research and development, and through our extensive support of Israeli developers, researchers and companies through unique programs for start-ups and developers. “
The CPU group will join a variety of groups and R&D teams currently operating at Anvidia Israel, working on the next generation of high-speed communication and supercomputing technologies, artificial intelligence (AI) research and leading the development of the DPU chip (RT Data Processing Unit) of The company.
Since the completion of the acquisition of Mellanox in April 2020, Anvidia Israel’s activity has increased by approximately 33%, and today it has more than 2,800 employees and is considered one of the largest and most significant employers in Israeli high-tech. The company’s development teams are scattered in seven development centers in Israel: Yokneam, Tel Hai, Raanana, Tel Aviv-Yafo, Jerusalem, Kiryat Gat and Beer Sheva.
Anvidia also has many collaborations with the local ecosystem: the NVIDIA Inception program, which cultivates innovative start-ups in the worlds of artificial intelligence and includes more than 300 Israeli companies; And as part of the NVIDIA Developer Program, eight thousand developers and developers. Members of these programs enjoy technological support, access to advanced development kits and models from Anvidia, and more.