Refugee camps in West Africa. Mobile homes in U.S. tornado corridors. Both densely populated. Both with different needs. How should governments, health agencies and first responders allocate resources to such areas with fast-changing circumstances?… ...

Embedded computing products are everywhere. In drones whirring overhead. On wrists tracking heartbeats and incoming tweets. On walls regulating the temperature of homes. These devices are useful in their own ways, but they aren’t particularly ...

Don’t blink. Whether a fast break in basketball or a 100 mph slap shot in hockey, indoor sports are all about speed. Fans know not to take their eyes off the action or they could miss something amazing. That’s why pro sports teams are installing a ...

By day, the cubes of NVIDIA are filled with engineers, accountants and salespeople. But at night (and sometimes at lunch) those same people are transformed into orcs, dwarves and goblins. They roam around Azeroth in hordes, raiding, exploring, ...

Some of you are disappointed that we didn’t clearly describe the segmented memory of GeForce GTX 970 when we launched it. I can see why, so let me address it. The post Jen-Hsun On GeForce GTX 970 appeared first on The Official NVIDIA Blog.

So, how does deep learning work? A great way to understand it is to look at NVIDIA DRIVE, our new auto-pilot car computer. The post Here’s How Deep Learning Will Accelerate Self-Driving Cars appeared first on The Official NVIDIA Blog.

This is more than just the tale of how our SHIELD gaming portable has a shot at a field promotion. It’s also a story about how a generation that grew up with digital tools is redefining the U.S. Navy. And they’re steering the world’s most advanced ...

Earlier this week Warmachine: Tactics players quietly got an upgrade to their go-to game. Their graphics quality went up, but their frame rates did not go down. This upgrade manifested itself as a noticeable difference in the quality of in-game ...

Cheap PCs can generate lush virtual worlds. Supercomputers can simulate the formation of galaxies. Even the phone in your hand is more capable than the world’s most powerful computers of just a few decades ago. But until recently, ask a computer to ...

Breakfast cereal. Baby shampoo. Cough syrup. Dishwasher detergent. This grocery list is also a list of products that can make you sick. Very sick, in fact, if they aren’t thoroughly tested before hitting supermarket shelves.