We’re bringing NVIDIA researchers — the brains behind our bots — to the International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA) in Brisbane, Australia, from May 21-25. And they want to meet you. Held annually since 1984, ICRA has become a premier ...

Gravitational lenses have long been one of astronomy’s white whales, perplexing those who have devoted themselves to finding and studying them. But by applying deep learning and computer vision to the abundant data generated by today’s powerful ...

An aging population. Antibiotic-resistant infections. Afflictions by the hundreds that still lack a cure. The need for new medications is higher than ever, but so is the cost and time to bring them to market. Developing a new drug can cost billions ...

De-noising, semantic manipulation, and unsupervised text modeling. These are only some of the projects that our NVIDIA Research team have been tackling for the past several months. In the latest AI Podcast episode, Bryan Catanzaro, vice president of ...

NVIDIA today reported record revenue for the first quarter ended April 29, 2018, of $3.21 billion, up 66 percent from $1.94 billion a year earlier, and up 10 percent from $2.91 billion in the previous quarter.

I am fortunate today to be in Washington with leaders from three dozen companies, including many of our close partners, to discuss with administration officials how the U.S. can continue to lead the world in research, development, and the adoption ...

Three, it turns out, is better than one. At least that’s how it worked for a trio of former rivals who teamed up to claim the just-announced top prize in this year’s Data Science Bowl. The fourth annual event focused on one of healthcare’s most ...

She’s only 17 years old, but Grace Lam already knows better than most one of the keys to success. It’s not just about having the best invention or beating opponents, it’s also having the heart of a collaborator. Grace was rewarded for hers at last ...

For animated characters to move us, they first have to move. But bringing virtual characters to life has never been a simple task. Motion capture technology records and digitally replicates human movement to create 3D animations. Think of Andy ...

I’ve got a confession. You’re not the real audience for our AI Podcast. None of you are. The real audience won’t arrive for 20 or 30 years. They’ll be people who will want to listen to the conversations we’ve been recording over the past 18 months ...