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Temenos Harnesses NVIDIA Platform for New GenAI Product

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Banking software developer Temenos has created a generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) product to help users of its technology to better manage and utilise unstructured data stored in their systems.

The on-premises product has been built with the NVIDIA accelerated computing platform. Temenos’ proprietary model will sit on the NVIDIA platform, offering users “exceptional speed and precision in delivering AI-driven services”, the company said.

“With the high-performance NVIDIA AI platform, Temenos is helping banks future-proof their operations and elevate the customer experience,” Temenos said.

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