Never come to Las Vegas with your pockets empty. That’s why we brought along Tegra X1, a mobile super chip that packs a full teraflop of computing power into a slice of silicon no bigger than a thumbnail. How’s that for a game with high table ...

Here’s how to make an entrance: Step out of your car. Pull out your phone. Then press a button to tell the car “Go Park Yourself.” That’s the vision of the future presented in the first public demo Sunday of NVIDIA DRIVE PX by NVIDIA CEO Jen-Hsun ...

A stark mountaintop … a gloomy fortress … a stony demon who springs to fiery life. Each a study in the masterful use of light and shadow. They’re all brought to breathtaking life in Epic Games’ “Elemental” demo, which stands as a case study in ...

Super. Awesome. Ultra. We could pile on the adjectives when talking about our new NVIDIA Tegra X1 mobile processor. But let’s go with a few numbers, instead. Our latest mobile processor has a 256-core Maxwell architecture GPU, 8 ARM CPU cores, and ...

Transporting the world closer to a future of auto-piloted cars that see and detect the world around them, NVIDIA today introduced NVIDIA DRIVE™ automotive computers – equipped with powerful...

NVIDIA today unveiled Tegra® X1, its next-generation mobile super chip with over one teraflops of processing power – delivering capabilities that open the door to unprecedented graphics and...

We can’t wait to get started. NVIDIA CEO Jen-Hsun Huang opens our official presence at the 2014 International Consumer Electronics Show, in Las Vegas, Sunday at 8 pm Pacific. We won’t spoil any of the surprises. But stay tuned. We’ll be live ...

We can’t wait to get started. The Consumer Electronics Show opens officially on Tuesday, but we’ll get ahead of the game early – kicking off our press event on Sunday evening to show you what we’ve been up to. Tune in. Over the past few years, our ...

NVIDIA today announced that it will hold a press conference at the 2015 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) on Sunday,...

You’d never know from looking at him that Martin Peniak is an accomplished parallel programmer. To a standing ovation after a recent TEDx talk, Peniak walked off stage in baggy shorts, a t-shirt, and off-center baseball cap. He looked more like a ...