The model will use Nvidia’s Nemotron open models and will be deployed exclusively in Abridge’s app that transcribes conversations between doctors and patients. The model is expected to launch later this year, according to the report, which cited interviews with executives from the two companies.
The collaboration demonstrates how Nvidia’s open models can be used for healthcare and life sciences applications, such as drug discovery, medical devices and digital health, the report said.
PYMNTS reported in January 2025 that Nvidia launched a series of partnerships designed to boost the healthcare sector via AI.
The company said at the time that it was working with partners to develop solutions that included AI agents that reduce administrative burden during clinical trials, AI models that advance drug discovery and digital pathology, and physical AI robots for surgery, patient monitoring and operations.
In March, Nvidia released what it described as the first open platform built specifically for healthcare robotics, a stack of datasets, simulation tools and vision-language-action models designed to train AI systems on surgical environments and deploy them in real clinical workflows.
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