CES -- NVIDIA today announced the world’s first commercially available Level 2+ automated driving system, NVIDIA DRIVE™ AutoPilot, which integrates multiple breakthrough...

NVIDIA kicked off CES 2019 on Sunday night by outlining sweeping plans to put to work the radical new graphics technology of real-time ray tracing in gaming and content creation in a dizzying array of laptops and desktops. Speaking to a crowd of ...

Our G-SYNC displays are going big. Really big. No one’s pickier about displays than gamers. But until now, gamers couldn’t get living-room sized displays that offered the high performance and instant response they demand. In February, G-SYNC HDR ...

We’re displaying for keeps at CES this week in Las Vegas with the expansion of the G-SYNC ecosystem, pre-orders of our new BFGD monitors and the announcement of new G-SYNC displays. These announcements build on our ongoing investment in G-SYNC ...

CES -- NVIDIA today announced that the world’s top manufacturers are bringing to market a record number of laptops based on its revolutionary Turing GPU architecture — including the fastest, thinnest and lightest systems ever created.

At CES this evening we launched new GPUs for gamers around the world, revealed new GPUs powering a record number of gaming laptops and extended our G-SYNC line of gaming monitors. We’re also showing new games and demos featuring RTX ray tracing and ...

CES -- NVIDIA today announced the NVIDIA® GeForce® RTX 2060, putting revolutionary Turing architecture GPUs within the reach of tens of millions PC gamers worldwide.

It’s big. It’s green. It’s grand. No wonder we’re drawn to it. We’re kicking off a frenzied week at the International CES tradeshow in Las Vegas tonight with a press conference tonight at 8 pm at the MGM Grand on the Vegas strip. We’re expecting a ...

More than 700,000 Rohingya refugees have fled Myanmar in the past year, finding temporary shelter across the border in Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar district. Their overcrowded, unhygienic living conditions make them especially vulnerable to infections ...

Who knew AI would become such a wordsmith. But not long ago, Spence Green and John DeNero were perplexed that the latest and greatest natural language processing research wasn’t yet in use by professional translators. The Stanford grads set out to ...