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June 18, 2026
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At Cannes Lions, NVIDIA Partners Reshape Advertising and Marketing With AI

Overview

The digital era gave the advertising and marketing industry speed; the AI era is giving it autonomous operations. For companies building next-generation technologies for advertising and marketing, the question is no longer whether to adopt AI but whether their infrastructure can support it at the speed and scale the industry demands. At Cannes Lions, running June 22-26 in France, industry leaders including Alembic, Amazon Web Services (AWS), Criteo, Higgsfield, KERV.

Key Takeaways

  • ai and Taboola are showcasing how NVIDIA technologies help unlock greater creativity and enable faster, autonomous operations at enterprise scale.
  • NVIDIA DGX Vera Rubin NVL72 systems enable Alembic to scale its Causal AI models to analyze more variables, run larger simulations and quantify the true drivers of growth across marketing investments.
  • Together, the companies offer a complete enterprise AI stack purpose-built for executives and data leaders accountable for capital decisions.

    Smarter Bidding at Auction Speed For advertisers, serving ads and relevant recommendations across billions of daily transactions requires AI that's accurate, fast and affordable enough to run at scale.

  • That means adtech companies can move from rules-based decisioning to AI-powered models for bid price optimization, audience activation and deal scoring directly within the live auction pipeline.

    Advertising company Criteo helps retailers show the right product to the right shopper at the right moment, across one of the largest recommendation networks in digital advertising.

  • That efficiency already frees roughly 17,000 GPU hours a year, and the companies are now scaling the work further.

Stats & Key Facts

  • #Collaborating with NVIDIA, Criteo achieved a roughly 2x speedup in model training on NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs, driven by the NVIDIA cuEmbed open library.
  • #That efficiency already frees roughly 17,000 GPU hours a year, and the companies are now scaling the work further.
At Cannes Lions, NVIDIA Partners Reshape Advertising and Marketing With AI

At Cannes Lions, running June 22-26 in France, industry leaders including Alembic, Amazon Web Services (AWS), Criteo, Higgsfield, KERV. ai and Taboola are showcasing how NVIDIA technologies help unlock greater creativity and enable faster, autonomous operations at enterprise scale. The digital era gave the advertising and marketing industry speed; the AI era is giving it autonomous operations.

For companies building next-generation technologies for advertising and marketing, the question is no longer whether to adopt AI but whether their infrastructure can support it at the speed and scale the industry demands. At Cannes Lions, running June 22-26 in France, industry leaders including Alembic , Amazon Web Services (AWS), Criteo , Higgsfield , KERV. ai and Taboola are showcasing how NVIDIA technologies help unlock greater creativity and enable faster, autonomous operations at enterprise scale.

Decision Intelligence at Enterprise Scale Causal AI platform Alembic helps solve one of enterprises' biggest challenges: proving what marketing initiatives actually drive growth, not just reporting on what happened. Modeling true causation simultaneously across every channel, market and audience requires AI infrastructure that can process enormous, fast-changing datasets without reducing them to correlation-based assumptions. NVIDIA DGX Vera Rubin NVL72 systems enable Alembic to scale its Causal AI models to analyze more variables, run larger simulations and quantify the true drivers of growth across marketing investments.

Alembic will be the first Causal AI company to use NVIDIA DGX Vera Rubin SuperPODs for enterprise-scale causal modeling, giving executives a single source of unbiased truth on what drove business outcomes and where capital is being wasted, so they can act with confidence on future decisions. Alembic 's inference runs on private supercomputing infrastructure inside Equinix data centers where the enterprise data already lives, keeping AI workloads local. World Wide Technology extends this to secure and regulated environments.

Together, the companies offer a complete enterprise AI stack purpose-built for executives and data leaders accountable for capital decisions. Smarter Bidding at Auction Speed For advertisers, serving ads and relevant recommendations across billions of daily transactions requires AI that's accurate, fast and affordable enough to run at scale. Amazon Web Services (AWS) is bringing cloud infrastructure, foundation models and NVIDIA GPU-accelerated computing together into a cohesive stack for the adtech industry that can scale for the era of AI agents.

AWS is giving advertisers and demand-side platforms, supply-side platforms and independent software vendors a production-ready reference implementation to run AI-powered bidding directly inside auctions - powered by NVIDIA Triton Inference Server, which delivers deep learning inference fast enough to fit within real-time auction windows. That means adtech companies can move from rules-based decisioning to AI-powered models for bid price optimization, audience activation and deal scoring directly within the live auction pipeline. Advertising company Criteo helps retailers show the right product to the right shopper at the right moment, across one of the largest recommendation networks in digital advertising.

Keeping those recommendations relevant means continuously retraining its AI on billions of shopper timelines, a process where speed directly translates to quality. Collaborating with NVIDIA, Criteo achieved a roughly 2x speedup in model training on NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs, driven by the NVIDIA cuEmbed open library. That efficiency already frees roughly 17,000 GPU hours a year, and the companies are now scaling the work further.

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