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NVIDIA’s Richard Kerris on Hybrid Work and the Omniverse

NVIDIA’s Richard Kerris on Hybrid Work and the Omniverse
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Apr 11, 2022
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I spoke with Richard Kerris, VP of Omniverse Platform Development at NVIDIA, about the technology that fuels today’s collaboration, and the trends driving the generational shift toward hybrid work.

Among the topics we discussed:

  • There is a lot of buzz around the metaverse. What exactly is the metaverse? How will this help us work more collaboratively?
  • We now live in a world where “hybrid work” – collaboration between professionals across locations and time zones – is primary and essential. What trends do you see driving this overarching theme?
  • What’s the Nvidia advantage when it comes to supporting hybrid work and virtual worlds. Let’s talk about key tools.
  • The future of hybrid work? Clearly it will only get more primary. What milestones or major developments do you foresee?

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