It’s time to ditch the cynicism and pick up a headset. Virtual reality is becoming real. And our new Maxwell GPU architecture is poised help push virtual reality experiences to the next level. NVIDIA’s David Coombes was there to show our support at ...

Pioneer. Professor. Nobel Prize winner. Oh, and don’t forget, Michael Levitt says after all the introductions, he’s also a programmer. “And I’m pretty good for my age,” the 67-year-old professor of structural biology at Stanford’s School of Medicine ...

With the launch last week of Maxwell, our 10th generation GPU architecture, you may still think of NVIDIA as just a video game graphics company. With our long history of innovation in the gaming world, it’s easy to understand why. What may surprise ...

Automakers have long used GPUs to build better-looking cars. Now, Honda’s using them to create safer ones. It’s an important problem. Over 30,000 people die each year in U.S. car crashes. 1.2 million die worldwide. That’s why Honda R&D Americas has ...

The list of finalists for the 2014 HPCwire Readers’ Choice Awards is out. And projects making use of accelerated computing are all over this list. With nominations in 13 of the categories, GPU-accelerated computing is making a growing impact in ...

Bridges. Freeways. Ports. Airport terminals. You know, the big stuff. STV is a global design firm that helps put together the big stuff that keeps the world moving. And its architects and engineers are on the move much of the time themselves – often ...

NVIDIA this week announced Maxwell, our 10th generation GPU architecture. Maxwell delivers unmatched performance, twice the energy efficiency of the previous generation, and major new graphics capabilities including the latest DirectX 12 (DX12) ...

In a major leap forward for gaming, NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA) today introduced the first high-end products based on its Maxwell™ chip architecture -- the new GeForce® GTX™ 980 and 970 GPUs --...

Thirty years after the publication of Neuromancer, virtual technology is breaking into the mainstream. And our latest GPUs – built on our new Maxwell architecture – are ready.

No, the Apollo 11 moon landing wasn’t a hoax. And we can prove it.