It’s 9 o’clock at night. Aaron Gilroy has been working 14-hour days nonstop for months. The tireless program manager’s latest task: hauling a dozen greasy bags of Kentucky Fried Chicken to a building in a scruffy light-industrial neighborhood in Silicon Valley. Step through an unmarked door and drop off your smartphone with a security guard.… Read More
With last week’s headlong rush through CES now behind us, we thought it worth recapping NVIDIA’s news. There was a lot of it. Our engineers spent almost 10,000 person-years building Project SHIELD — an Android gaming device that also streams titles from a gaming PC; Tegra 4, the world’s fastest mobile processor, which powers it;… Read More
Booth babes are a dime a dozen at CES. NVIDIA has something better going for it – a Tesla Model S and Audi S7. The sexy sedans, parked front and center at our booth, have helped draw more than a thousand visitors an hour through our booth. The two cars were mobbed by people clambering… Read More
Project SHIELD, the breakout hit of CES, continues to rack up awards. Mobile Geeks and Gotta Be Mobile both presented NVIDIA with “Best of Show,” awards for Project SHIELD Friday. PC Pro named SHIELD one of CES 2013′s Greatest Hits. Pocket-lint called Project SHIELD the show’s “Best Gadget.” And Computeractive named Project SHIELD the “Best… Read More
Everyone wants to get close to Project SHIELD. Just step into NVIDIA’s CES booth and ask the guy wiping smudge marks off the Plexiglas case that contains it. Since the show opened earlier today, scores of people have asked Hassan Anjum variations on the same question: when can I get mine? Black-clad NVIDIA employees –… Read More
We can’t stop playing with it. Project SHIELD – our Android gaming device that’s taken CES by surprise this week – is a joy. It works like the gaming controller you already know. It runs on the same Android software that powers hundreds of millions of the phones. Even the ports are familiar: it’s equipped… Read More
The CES booths are packed away and most of the demos are long forgotten. But the accolades for Tegra 3 keep rolling in. Semiconductor research firm The Linley Group today bestowed its inaugural Analysts’ Choice Award 2011 on the Tegra 3 processor for its “performance, power, features and cost.” “NVIDIA’s Tegra 3 is the first… Read More
To mark the first anniversary of NVIDIA’s 3DVisionLive.com, we’ve redesigned the site and named our picks for the Best Photos and Video of 2011. We have to thank our enthusiastic 3D Vision community for helping shape 3DVisionLive.com, with user-generated 3D photos, videos, and in-game screenshots. The site’s had more than five million page views, and it… Read More
Legroom is tight, babies are screaming and the food supply is running low. Such are the horrors of being stuck on the tarmac. Thankfully, the folks at Silicon Valley-based Optimal Synthesis are working to advance air traffic flow management using CUDA GPUs. By some estimates, the number of aircraft in our skies will double by 2025.… Read More
It’s been a great week for Team Green, and even as CES winds down, we have thousands of visitors stopping by our booth to soak up the NVIDIA goodness. It was there that we had a chance to catch up with NVIDIA VP Ujesh Desai to get his take on the show, and all the… Read More
The seven-year lag it once took for consumer-electronics technology to find its way into your car is being cut to about a year, through a deep collaboration between Audi and NVIDIA. At Audi’s press conference at CES 2012, Ricky Hudi, head of electrics/electronics development, announced that the Tegra 3 quad-core mobile processor — which powers… Read More
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PCMag's Damon Poeter's "thrilling" Tesla Model S test drive, examines future of automotive tech powered by NVIDIA http://t.co/VWkqvSjeB7 posted May 17 2013 at 14:26:08 PM |
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@renanrhoden in-VI-dee-ah :) posted May 17 2013 at 09:41:04 AM |
