Supercomputing centers around the world looking for a flexible, energy-efficient alternative to diversify their systems are beginning to turn to Arm for their exascale supercomputers. Arm is the world’s most popular CPU architecture, but the x86 ...

DiRAC Selects NVIDIA HDR InfiniBand Connected HGX Platform to Accelerate Scientific Discovery at Its Four SitesSANTA CLARA, Calif., June 28, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- ISC—NVIDIA today announced ...

New Software-Defined AI-on-5G Running on Arm Enables Standard NVIDIA AI Enterprise Systems from Global OEMs to Deploy Intelligent Services over 5GBARCELONA, Spain, June 28, 2021 (GLOBE ...

Joint Innovation Lab to Support Vendors in Conceiving, Testing, Optimizing, and Validating 5G and AI Applications Running On-Prem and Across Google CloudBARCELONA, Spain, June 28, 2021 (GLOBE ...

Wide Range of HPC Systems and Cloud Services Powered by HGX Now Supercharged with NVIDIA A100 80G PCIe, NVIDIA NDR 400G InfiniBand, NVIDIA Magnum IOSANTA CLARA, Calif., June 28, 2021 (GLOBE ...

“A confluence of advances has put us at the beginnings of the industrial HPC revolution,” said Jensen Huang. In a short talk viewable below, NVIDIA’s CEO described to a gathering of high performance computing specialists in Europe the genesis and ...

NVIDIA’s 12th annual corporate social responsibility report, published today, shares our progress — and plans — to take care of employees, reach new sustainability goals and channel our tech to support the global community. Following a year of ...

Roll out of bed, fire up the laptop, turn on the webcam — and look picture-perfect in every video call, with the help of AI developed by NVIDIA researchers. Vid2Vid Cameo, one of the deep learning models behind the NVIDIA Maxine software development ...

It’s getting hot in here, so get your game on this GFN Thursday with 13 new games joining the GeForce NOW library, including LEGO Builder’s Journey, Phantom Abyss and the Dual Universe beta. Plus, get a sneak peek at Kena: Bridge of Spirits, coming ...

A pair of researchers at Northern Arizona University used GPU-based deep-learning algorithms to categorize sherds — tiny fragments of ancient pottery — as well as, or better than, four expert archaeologists. The technique, outlined in a paper ...