AI Innovation Grand Challenge

Prize Donation: $5 million in credits for Kove:SDM™, the world’s first mature, patented, and commercially available Software-Defined Memory that improves server performance and reduce energy utilization.

“Kove is proud to contribute our Software-Defined Memory solution to the Enterprise Neurosystem for its AI Innovation Grand Challenge. By optimizing AI model performance and reducing energy consumption, our technology enables participants to develop sustainable AI-powered solutions that tackle the climate crisis head-on,” says John Overton, CEO of Kove.

More about Kove:SDM™ at https://kove.com/

Prize Donation: $300,000 in credits for Red Hat OpenShift AI on Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS (ROSA), a fully managed cloud service that empowers organizations to rapidly build and deploy artificial intelligence and machine learning models.

“Red Hat is proud to support the next generation of climate innovators through the AI Innovation Grand Challenge. We believe that by fostering open collaboration and providing access to sustainable technologies, we can accelerate the development of AI solutions that address environmental concerns,” says Sandro Mazziotta, Director, Technology Strategy at Red Hat.

Learn more about ROSA at https://www.redhat.com/en/technologies/cloud-computing/openshift/openshift-ai

Prize Donation: $250,000 in AWS Service credits to access AWS’s comprehensive cloud computing platform, which offers a vast array of on-demand services including computing power, storage, databases, and more.

“AI holds immense promise for humanity, and our generation will decide how to harness it for good. We’re excited to sponsor the AI Innovation Grand Challenge, providing access to compute and storage to empower researchers and developers to build impactful AI solutions. I’m eager to see the winning innovations tackle the world’s to-do list,” says Sandra Topic, AWS AI for Good Lead.

Learn more about AWS at https://aws.amazon.com/