Hoth Therapeutics announced its acceptance into NVIDIA’s Connect Program, a global initiative that provides companies with access to advanced computing and artificial‑intelligence platforms. The partnership will give Hoth accelerated computing resources, technical guidance and marketing support to enhance its AI‑powered research across its therapeutic pipeline.
The collaboration is expected to streamline key aspects of Hoth’s R&D strategy, reducing computational bottlenecks and improving predictive modeling for drug discovery and clinical decision‑making. CEO Robb Knie said the partnership will enable faster development timelines and higher‑quality data analysis for candidates such as HT‑001 and HT‑KIT.
By leveraging NVIDIA’s technology, Hoth aims to accelerate time‑to‑market for its early‑stage therapies and strengthen its competitive position in niche oncology, neuroinflammatory and metabolic disease areas. The move signals the company’s commitment to integrating cutting‑edge AI tools to support its ambitious pipeline and funding needs.
The NVIDIA Connect Program provides GPU‑accelerated developer tools, technical guidance and marketing support, enabling Hoth to enhance computational‑biology workflows such as target identification, protein‑structure modeling and preclinical data analytics. This capability is expected to reduce computational bottlenecks and improve predictive modeling, accelerating drug development timelines.
Hoth’s pipeline includes HT‑001, a pruritus‑reducing therapy for dermatologic side effects of cancer treatments, and HT‑KIT, a mast‑cell modulator for KIT‑driven cancers that has received FDA Orphan Drug Designation. The company also has HT‑ALZ for Alzheimer’s and metabolic disease initiatives, including a VA‑backed study for obesity and fatty liver disease. The NVIDIA partnership will support these programs by accelerating data analysis and modeling.
Management emphasized that the partnership reflects Hoth’s long‑term commitment to integrating next‑generation technology across its R&D programs. “Acceptance into the NVIDIA Connect Program is a meaningful milestone for Hoth,” said Knie. “NVIDIA is a global leader in accelerated computing and AI, and this partnership will enable us to leverage cutting‑edge technology to enhance our drug‑development programs, increase modeling speed, and improve the efficiency of our preclinical and clinical decision‑making.”
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