NVIDIA Evo 2 Is Now One Click Away on SageMaker — and That Changes Genomic AI

Tue, 14 Apr 2026 00:00:00 +0000

In March 2026, Arc Institute, NVIDIA, Stanford, UC Berkeley, and UCSF published Evo 2 in Nature — a 40-billion-parameter foundation model trained on 9.3 trillion nucleotides spanning every domain of life. The paper confirmed that AI-generated sequences could alter chromatin accessibility in living cells. That alone was a landmark result.

Six weeks later, NVIDIA made Evo 2 a one-click deployment on Amazon SageMaker.

The science didn’t change. What changed was who can run it. Any bioinformatics team with an AWS account can now spin up a 1-megabase context window genomic model in minutes — no GPU provisioning, no container management, no MLOps expertise required. That’s a different kind of milestone than the Nature paper, and in some ways a more consequential one.

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NVIDIA Evo 2 Is Now One Click Away on SageMaker — and That Changes Genomic AI