NVIDIA loves gaming. That’s because most of us are gamers. Which is why we brought students from some of the biggest colleges in the country to our campus for a little game of “Call of Duty: Black Ops II.” Over the past three months, our “Rivalries” tournament has caused a sensation. We’ve pitted teams from… Read More
Imagine being able to participate in smooth, 1080p high-definition video conferences on a mobile device. Better still, imagine being able to dive in with nothing more than a web browser. No need to install any special browser plug-ins or dedicated software. That’s the idea behind an amazing technology called Web with Real Time Communications capabilities,… Read More
Call us instigators, if you will. Over the past three months we’ve pitted traditional college rivals against one another on Call of Duty: Black Ops 2’s virtual battlefields. The resulting action has been fantastic. The competition will reach a new level Saturday afternoon, with the finalists coming to NVIDIA’s campus in Silicon Valley to settle… Read More
Here at our bustling CES booth, it can be hard to talk about NVIDIA’s GRID Cloud Gaming Platform to visitors like Joe Romero and Evan Smith. That’s because the 20-something buddies were so engrossed in a game of “Assassin’s Creed III” being streamed to them on a MacBook Pro that they barely had time to… Read More
When the shutter clicks on a Raytrix 3D light-field camera, you don’t take a single shot – you take every shot. That’s because the German startup places an array of microlenses – up to 20,000 of them – between a normal camera lens and the camera’s image sensor. It’s like having 20,000 little cameras clustered together taking shots of a scene from slightly different angles.
Not even the blustery winter weather that struck the Brazilian town of Curitiba last week could slow down more than 1,500 students, researchers, developers, scientists and industry professionals as they lined up for NVIDIA’s first GPU Computing Developer Forum, held at the local Federal Parana University. The two-day event’s opening keynote featured our own NVIDIA… Read More
Following a whirlwind tour of Japan, Singapore, Taiwan and China, the GPU Technology Conference (GTC) returns home to San Jose, Calif., for its flagship event on May 14-17, and registration opens today. Now into its third year, GTC keeps getting better and better. This year’s event will feature some of the most advanced scientific research… Read More
Call your friends. Ask your significant other for forgiveness. Gear up and get ready to geek out for 48 hours of non-stop gaming goodness. The legendary GeForce LAN is back and, this time, it’s on an aircraft carrier. As if stringing together miles of network cables wasn’t enough of a challenge, this will be the… Read More
Our first GPU Technology Conference (GTC) Japan took place last week in Roppongi, Tokyo. Co-hosted by NVIDIA and the Tokyo Institute of Technology, GTC Japan played host to nearly 1,000 attendees at the Tokyo Midtown Hall. The keynote stage at GTC Japan 2011 The enthusiasm for all things GPU was palpable as attendees filled breakout… Read More
NVIDIA is joining Microsoft at TechEd in Atlanta this week to show the power of graphics-enabled virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI). I’ve talked about this before in previous posts, and we’re now ready to demonstrate how graphics enabled on the Microsoft RemoteFX platform bring greater productivity to end users. IT managers can benefit from cost reductions… Read More
The 2011 GPU Technology Conference Call for Sessions will close on May 3 at 23:59 PDT. If you’re interested in submitting a proposal for a 25 or 50 minute session, time is running out. Each year the conference Content Selection Committee refreshes the topic areas to keep up-to-date with the latest science, research, and applications,… 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 |
