BoodleBox partners with NVIDIA to offer 800,000 students and staff classroom AI tools

BoodleBox, a higher education AI platform, is working with US tech giant NVIDIA to bring NVIDIA Nemotron, NVIDIA accelerated computing libraries and NVIDIA blueprints into its collaborative platform.

The partnership gives more than 800,000 students and faculty access to an open-model AI designed specifically for use in the classroom.

Students will be able to use state-of-the-art AI technology to develop practical skills using open-source models. Educators will also be able to use an AI classroom assistant, supporting inquiry-based learning, group work, and demonstrations.

"Integrating NVIDIA Nemotron 3 Nano helps us accelerate AI innovation in education while keeping collaboration, transparency, and responsible use at the center," explains France Hoang, CEO and Founder of BoodleBox. "This collaboration advances our mission to make powerful AI accessible and practical for teaching and learning, so institutions can prepare students for an AI-integrated future." 

BoodleBox says the collaboration also allows for continuity, allowing students and faculty to revisit prior work, develop longer term projects and deepen their understanding over time. 

Students and educators can also build custom AI bots powered by NVIDIA Nemotron models for learning, teaching and work.

"BoodleBox is helping prepare the next generation for an AI-powered world by integrating NVIDIA Nemotron open models into their AI assistant," adds Joey Conway, Senior Director of Generative AI Software at NVIDIA. “The collaboration enables educators and students to gain hands-on experience with state-of-the-art, accurate, and efficient open models.” 

BoodleBox is a member of NVIDIA’s Inception program, giving the platform access to NVIDIA’s developer tools, technical training, and other resources to support the development of high-performance AI for education.

The news follows shortly after BoodleBox raised $5 million in seed funding, which it plans to use to expand its higher education footprint, improve its platform capabilities, and support adoption in new sectors where it believes AI can drive value - including corporate training, public sector organizations, and specialist industries. 

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