The center of the AI ecosystem shifts to D.C. this fall, when the GPU Technology Conference arrives at the Reagan Center in Washington, from Nov. 4-6. GTC DC will bring together some 3,000 attendees from government and industry for three days of ...

Great processors — and great hardware — won’t be enough to propel the AI revolution forward, Ian Buck, vice president and general manager of NVIDIA’s accelerated computing business, said Wednesday at the AI Hardware Summit. “We’re bringing AI ...

Autonomous shuttles easing the hassle of first- and last-mile transit. Level 2+ and higher automated vehicles relieving the stress of highway traffic jams. Robotaxis providing inexpensive, round-the-clock urban transportation. As we enter the next ...

We’ve all chosen the self-checkout stand over the human cashier, thinking it’ll take less time. But somehow, things take a terrible turn. The barcodes aren’t scanning, there’s a pop-up scolding you for not placing the product in the bagging area ...

NVIDIA-developed AI — and NVIDIA GPUs — plays a starring role in the opening this month in New York City of a permanent venue for new media art. “Machine Hallucination” made its debut this month in the 6,000-square-foot Chelsea Market boiler room — ...

There are no coffee runs in sight for NVIDIA interns. Unless it involves building vehicles to make those runs autonomously. This year, more than 700 interns have joined NVIDIA across 30 global locations, most during the summer. Representing 120 ...

Three decades and hundreds of millions of lines of computer code after graduating from the Milwaukee School of Engineering, NVIDIA’s Dwight Diercks returned today to celebrate a donation that will put his alma mater at the forefront of AI ...

From high-performance electric vehicles to AI-powered offroaders, this year’s International Motor Show (IAA) in Frankfurt, Germany, is extending how and where new vehicle technology will travel. And NVIDIA partners are leading the charge. Vehicle ...

Doctors’ handwriting is notoriously difficult to read. Even more cryptic is medical coding — the process of turning a clinician’s notes into a set of alphanumeric codes representing every diagnosis and procedure. Although this system is used in over ...

Anyone who’s circled a busy parking lot or city block knows that finding an open spot can be tricky. Faded line markings. Big trucks hiding smaller cars. Other drivers on the hunt. It all can turn a quick trip to the store into a high-stress ordeal. ...