Endava is redesigning its software delivery approach by incorporating AI agents such as ChatGPT Enterprise and Codex. This initiative is intended to speed up software development and automate various workflows, promoting an AI-native culture within the organization. The use of these AI tools is expected to enhance operational efficiency and drive innovation. This development highlights the growing trend of enterprises adopting AI to revolutionize traditional software delivery methods.
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Endava Enhances Software Delivery with Codex
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© Hugging Face BlogAn NVIDIA engineer built a fully local voice agent for a Halloween attraction using the new Nemotron Voice Agent framework. The system chains Nemotron ASR, the Bolt E4B small language model, and Magpie TTS to create a grumpy pirate persona that responds to trick-or-treaters in real-time. Running on dual RTX PRO Blackwell GPUs, it achieves sub-2-second latency for uncached responses, proving these open models can handle complex, multi-turn interactive tasks without cloud dependency. This demonstrates the practical viability of local AI agents for consumer-facing applications.