SANTA CLARA, CA - NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA) today announced that the three keynote addresses at its upcoming GPU Technology Conference (GTC) will be webcast live on the NVIDIA blog. The keynote...

The University of California, Los Angeles is now home to one of the world’s most advanced surgical environments, thanks to Surgical Theater’s new medical Virtual Reality (mVR) technology. And you can get a peek at it at our GPU Technology Conference ...

GPU startup MapD is on a roll. The big data analytics company, which won our first $100,000 Early Stage Challenge in 2014, today unveiled its visual analytics software that uses GPUs to crunch large datasets at lightning speeds. The MapD database ...

From research labs to cutting-edge startups to commercial construction sites, intelligent and autonomous machines rely on GPUs to perform. Visual computing is powering advances in computer vision, autonomous navigation, facial recognition, ...

Everything changed for VR startups two years ago when Facebook announced it would pay $2 billion for headset-maker Oculus. Facebook’s big bet was the signal other investors needed. Since then, venture capital deals and dollars invested in virtual ...

SANTA CLARA, CA - NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA) will present at the following upcoming event for the financial community:

Eradicating worldwide poverty by 2030 is the top goal on the United Nations’ sustainable development agenda, published late last year. But a lack of data has frustrated efforts to measure progress toward the goal. The post How GPUs Are Helping Map ...

There’s virtually no aspect of modern life that isn’t touched by high performance computing. That’s why you’ll find experts discussing an enormous array of supercomputing-driven advances in science and industry at next month’s GPU Technology ...

We teamed up with a pair of legendary stuntmen to drop gamer Tim Schultz out of a twin-engine plane flying 15,000 feet over Georgia earlier this month.

Automotive designers, visual effects artists and geoscientists do amazing work while pushing the limits of technology. They also work on impossibly tight schedules. We’re about to make their lives a whole lot easier. The massive size and sheer ...