Virtual reality is all the craze today. It’s come a long way since its start in the 1920s. Yes, it’s been nearly 100 years since the development of the world’s first flight simulator, designed as a training device for novice pilots. Today, VR is ...

The brother-in-law with the personality of a doorknob. The teenager who lives to text. The person who already seems to have it all. There’s always at least one on everybody’s holiday shopping list: the person who’s impossible to buy for. Now, ...

Hand-to-hand combat with cancer. That describes how two research teams are approaching their fight, using accelerated computing to battle the disease at the most basic levels of human biology. Each group will receive $200,000 from the NVIDIA ...

When we launched our Pascal architecture we introduced a bevy of technological advancements that were created to deliver a new level of presence and immersion for virtual reality. We packaged them up for the creators of VR games and experiences as ...

NASA’s efforts to find life in the far reaches of the universe draw significant attention. Less known is a recent agency program to prevent asteroids from ending life here on Earth. Three teams of researchers using GPU-powered deep learning spent ...

Celebrities, palm trees, and beaches help make Los Angeles an iconic city. But what really makes it special is its love for cars. Every year, tens of thousands attend the Los Angeles Auto Show to get a glimpse of what they’ll be ogling on Sunset ...

Simple lesson: If you want to win the granddaddy of student supercomputing competitions, sleep is optional. So, occasionally, is power. Our NVIDIA Tesla Accelerated Computing Platform isn’t. Thanks to a system design that put more NVIDIA GPUs into ...

We put together a supercomputing conference inside this week’s SC16 supercomputing conference, hosting a series of talks at our booth that had the event’s record 14,000 attendees crowding the aisles and craning their necks for a chance to learn ...

SANTA CLARA, CA - NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA) will present at the following event for the financial community:

NVIDIA Tesla P100 and K80 GPUs will be available on Google Cloud Platform, starting early next year. Delivering the power of our Pascal GPU architecture from the cloud gives businesses another great option for helping to put their data to work and ...