NVIDIA’s GeForce team is putting on a show at the Maker Faire this weekend for the tens of thousands of do-it-yourselfers crowding through the grounds of the San Mateo County Event Center for the weekend event.
Just in time to save humanity in Metro: Last Light, the highly anticipated sequel to the award-winning cult classic Metro 2033, NVIDIA has rolled out a new set of beta drivers that boost performance by up to 10%. GeForce 320.14 drivers and optimal game settings for Metro: Last Light are available starting today through GeForce… Read More
Coming soon to a theater near you: a full-length, digitally animated film about a fanciful world of fire-breathing dragons and fighter jets — made for just $2 million. That’s a fraction of the normal price tag. Driving this ambition is an upstart — located over a Home Depot in the scruffy Bay Area town of San Leandro —… Read More
The human cerebellum is a mysterious thing. Responsible for motor control, it’s the reason why we can walk, run, or learn to hit a baseball without having to consciously think through the mechanics of what we’re doing. These are some of the tasks that robots – with their ‘electronic’ brains – struggle with most. Now… Read More
Enterprise computing is in a state of upheaval, NVIDIA CEO Jen-Hsun Huang told a standing-room only crowd of hundreds at the annual RTT Excite conference in Munich, sponsored by RTT, a leading company in high-end 3D visualization. Employees are ditching company-issued black-and-grey boxes for their own devices. They’re swapping heavy laptops and deskbound workstations for… Read More
Just a few years ago, no one would have guessed that tablets would become the next great gaming platform. Now tablets are about to get the same technologies that make PC and console games so immersive. Our CEO, Jen-Hsun Huang, showed footage of “Battlefield 3” running on a mobile version of our Kepler GPU at… Read More
We’re putting computing graduate research into high gear again with this year’s NVIDIA Graduate Fellowship Program. The NVIDIA Graduate Fellowship Program awards $25,000 to Ph.D. students involved in computer research. The aim is to help students continue researching ways to use GPUs to tackle complex computing challenges in industries such as medical imaging, space exploration,… Read More
Every few years we’re reminded of how devastating earthquakes can be. Two years ago, a 9.0-magitude earthquake off the east coast of Japan killed more than 15,000 people and caused over $200 billion worth of damage. A year earlier, 200,000-plus died from a quake in Haiti. In 2004, a massive temblor in Indonesia killed an… Read More
Office slang is everywhere: words that are adopted or created to make interoffice communication more efficient. At NVIDIA you’ll often hear “goodness” (short for the features GeForce brings to the table like PhysX, SLI, 3D Vision, day of launch driver updates, and performance gains) thrown around the cubicles. Today’s launch of our GeForce GT 700M… Read More
If you’re using software to measure the quality of your gaming experience, you’re missing something. We’ve been working for years to analyze and improve the gaming experience for our customers. What we found is what many customers have long noticed: the most common software tool for measuring a game’s performance – FRAPs – doesn’t always… Read More
Fact is, computer scientists sometimes just like to play with technology. Such was Anne Elster’s motivation when she resolved several years ago to start working on real-time snow simulations. It’s probably important to point out that Elster, who was talking about her work at the GPU Technology Conference, is an associate professor at the Norwegian… Read More
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Watch incredible demos of NVIDIA GRID vGPU technology running on Citrix XenDesktop 7, onstage at #CitrixSynergy. http://t.co/HavEV5simD posted May 22 2013 at 17:43:16 PM |
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Virtualization just got visual. Read our blog about the industry's support for NVIDIA GRID vGPU technology. http://t.co/Y9E3ipk8JA posted May 22 2013 at 16:43:53 PM |
