Building GPU-accelerated multi-agent apps
summary
Shows a working GPU‑accelerated sustainability intelligence app that pulls satellite imagery, live telemetry and pre‑embedded policy PDFs to produce a decision‑ready risk report; orchestration uses the open‑source Google ADK, vector retrieval with Milvus GPU DB, and serverless inference on Cloud Run with NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 (G4/Blackwell). Model stack uses Gemma 4 GN-FP4 quantized weights (31B) for multimodal reasoning and Gemma 300M for embeddings; demo runs end‑to‑end and cites Flipkart results of ~50% lower latency and cost when using P2P multi‑GPU.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Countdown
- 1:48Intro
- 3:58What are AI agents enabling?
- 13:40G4 powered by NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell GPUs
- 18:28GPU accelerated sustainability intelligence
- 21:32[Demo] Sustainability Agent
- 27:43What is Model Context Protocol (MCP)?
- 30:03Where is agentic AI being used for workloads?
- 36:56How can developers stop AI agents from getting stuck in a loop?
- 39:39When should organizations transition from human-in-the-loop to agentic AI?
- 42:02Does Gemini Enterprise have access to GPUs?
- 42:50What challenges do AI agents face when retrieving accurate policy data?
- 46:13How do organizations approach security, privacy, and regulations when multi-agent orchestration is used?
- 49:08Where is Jay Rodge using AI agents?
- 53:32How to get started with agentic AI on GPUs
- 56:09Wrap up
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