NVIDIA was today named an Autonomous Grand Challenge winner at the Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR) conference, held this week in Nashville, Tennessee. The announcement was made at the Embodied Intelligence for Autonomous Systems on ...

Using NVIDIA platforms, tools and libraries, European telecommunications institutions are accelerating efforts to develop 6G — the next generation of cellular technology, with AI woven in from the start. 6G will be an AI-native platform that fosters ...

NVIDIA Research has developed an AI light switch for videos that can turn daytime scenes into nightscapes, transform sunny afternoons to cloudy days and tone down harsh fluorescent lighting into soft, natural illumination. Called DiffusionRenderer, ...

NVIDIA is launching a comprehensive, industry-defining autonomous vehicle (AV) software platform to accelerate large-scale deployment of safe, intelligent transportation innovations for automakers, truck manufacturers, robotaxi companies and ...

At NVIDIA GTC Paris, Europe-based healthcare and life sciences companies are showcasing themselves as leaders in global healthcare innovation, demonstrating their ability to deliver transformative, AI-driven impact at a time when the continent needs ...

Autonomous vehicle (AV) stacks are evolving from many distinct models to a unified, end-to-end architecture that executes driving actions directly from sensor data. This transition to using larger models is drastically increasing the demand for ...

AI supercomputing is accelerating the development of new quantum applications, driving breakthroughs in critical industries such as aerospace, automotive and manufacturing. Underscoring that opportunity, Ansys announced today it is using the NVIDIA ...

AI is already driving revenue increases for financial institutions — and with new investments in AI infrastructure and development across Europe, the region’s financial services industry is poised to mint even greater value from the technology. With ...

The integration of quantum processors into tomorrow’s supercomputers promises to dramatically expand the problems that can be addressed with compute — revolutionizing industries including drug and materials development. In addition to being part of ...

AI isn’t waiting. And this week, neither is Europe. At London’s Olympia, under a ceiling of steel beams and enveloped by the thrum of startup pitches, it didn’t feel like the start of a conference — it felt like the start of something bigger. NVIDIA ...