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How NIM Microservices Make AI Easier for Everyone

2025-04-17 · 35 min · episode 4 · 8 entities

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Getting started with AI doesn’t have to be overwhelming. In this episode, host Logan Lawler is joined by Sama Bali, Head of AI Solutions Product Marketing at NVIDIA, for a deep dive into how NVIDIA’s NIM microservices are helping developers—from enterprise teams to solo coders—bring AI into their applications with less friction. They explore what NIMs are, how they work, and why they’re especially useful for teams without dedicated AI engineers. Sama explains how developers can test and deploy NIMs using Dell Pro Max systems, how tools like AI Workbench and AI Blueprints support faster prototyping, and what types of real-world projects are already being powered by NIMs—from retail to healthcare to weather forecasting. Whether you're an IT decision maker, software engineer, or just starting to explore AI tools, this episode offers a practical overview of how to build smarter with less overhead. Follow Us LinkedIn @DellTechnologies Twitter @DellTech YouTube @DellTechnologies LinkedIn @NVIDIA Twitter @NVIDIA Instagram @NVIDIA Facebook @NVIDIA Presented by Dell and NVIDIA www.Dell.com www.NVIDIA.com Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.