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Arash Vahdat

Arash Vahdat is a research director at NVIDIA Research, where he leads the GenAIR team on fundamental generative AI research. Before joining NVIDIA, he was a research scientist at D-Wave Systems and a research faculty member at Simon Fraser University, where he led video analysis research and taught machine learning for big data. He earned a PhD in computing science from Simon Fraser University.

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NVIDIA Research director for generative AI

Education

Simon Fraser University Ph.D. · Computing Science

Work

NVIDIA Research Director
D-Wave Systems Research Scientist
Simon Fraser University Research Faculty Member

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Reasoning Models Nemotron 3 nano: Open, efficient mixture-of-experts hybrid mamba-transformer model for agentic reasoning Reasoning Models Nemotron 3 Super: Open, efficient mixture-of-experts hybrid mamba-transformer model for agentic reasoning Large Language Models Nemotron-H: A Family of Accurate and Efficient Hybrid Mamba-Transformer Models

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Arash Vahdat Official source · homepage · Simon Fraser University Arash Vahdat - Google Scholar Official source · scholar · Google Scholar Arash Vahdat | Research Official source · team_page · NVIDIA Research

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