Image recognitions systems are growing increasingly sophisticated – but they don’t come close to matching the efficiency of the ones we carry around with us inside our skulls. As part of an effort to close that gap, our Jetson TX1 embedded computing ...

Everyone has heroes. Baidu Chief Scientist Andrew Ng, one of the pioneers of deep learning, is one of ours. So NVIDIA CEO Jen-Hsun Huang chose to light up a meetup of deep learning experts on a glorious mid-summer evening at Stanford University to ...

The new NVIDIA TITAN X, introduced today, based on our new Pascal GPU architecture, is the biggest GPU ever built. It has a record-breaking 3,584 CUDA cores. The post The New NVIDIA TITAN X: The Ultimate. Period. appeared first on The Official ...

In your peripheral vision, less is more. NVIDIA researchers are using SMI’s latest eye-tracking technology to develop a new technique that matches the physiology of the human eye to heighten visual fidelity in VR. The demo — which we’re bringing to ...

Managing extreme pain was Sam Brown’s goal when the U.S. army lieutenant faced months of treatment for burns covering nearly one-third of his body. But he wanted to avoid taking large doses of narcotic drugs, or opioids. To help him, doctors ...

Some kids are fascinated by spaceships and flying machines. Others spend hours building model airplanes. Or memorizing names of their favorite space craft. But only one kid has built a drone at age 14, won a fellowship from a tech investor at age ...

Anil Jain is fingerprinting infants, but not because of a baby crime spree. Instead, the Michigan State University professor wants to use GPU-powered artificial intelligence and fingerprints to help keep kids healthy. Many children in the developing ...

Interns. Engineers. Even the CEO is talking about it. Pokémon are all over our Silicon Valley Campus — and the construction site across the street where we’re erecting our new building. And we just can’t stop playing. With its glass walls and ...

What Is Automotive Grade? Here's what separates the automobile you drive every day — and the computers we build for them — from everyday consumer electronics. The post What Is Automotive Grade? Here’s What It Means — and How We Do It appeared first ...

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