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
The GPU Technology Conference featured more than a dozen breakout sessions focused on how the auto industry is using technology to provide whole new capabilities for drivers and their passengers. Here’s a sampling of talks given by some of the industry’s most creative technologists: 3D Workstation Virtualization for Auto Design In 2006, PSA Peugot Citroen,… Read More
Engineers from ESPN were on hand at the GPU Technology Conference to share how the network is using GPU-powered software architecture to enhance the viewing experience. “Just about every event that goes on the air, we’re trying to get new things in to enhance the viewing experience,” says principal engineer Mark Muench. During ESPN’s coverage… Read More
Our CEO, Jen-Hsun Huang, sketched out today a future where mobile, desktop and supercomputer technologies intersect in powerful and surprising ways. Speaking at the GPU Technology Conference, Huang described how GPUs are already finding their way into applications that were undreamed of a decade ago. NVIDIA’s Kepler GPU architecture – introduced last year — is not… Read More
Harley-Davidson is using tools from the movie and gaming industries to shave months off the design and development of its motorcycles. Matthew Gueller, a senior industrial designer for the company, told the GPU Technology Conference about how his eight-person design team is able to crank out new design concepts in hours, even minutes. The veteran… Read More
Ask any weatherman: Predicting the weather is not easy. Throw in Switzerland’s many diverse microclimates and topographical features and the challenge is even greater. The Swiss National Supercomputing Center (CSCS), one of Europe’s top institutions for computational research, plans to change that by applying a petaflop of GPU-accelerated processing power to the problem. CSCS is… Read More
Our work on everything from super computers to super phones is finally coming together. If you’re a developer, ARM is ready to support your best work. Our new Kayla platform pairs a powerful Tegra mobile processor with an NVIDIA Kepler-based GPU to support a powerful suite of technologies that have never appeared on mobile devices… Read More
NVIDIA CEO Jen-Hsun Huang kicks off our annual GPU Technology Conference in San Jose this morning.
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Project SHIELD can play PC games. It can play Android games. Oh, and did we mention it can fly? We paired Project SHIELD with the Parrot’s AR.Drone 2.0 at our annual GPU Technology Conference this week. And the results are simply amazing. Parrot’s AR.Drone is – like Project SHIELD – built to play in a… Read More
There are some 400 technical talks lined up for next week’s GPU Technology Conference (GTC), but few will be as topical as Ed Karrels’. The Santa Clara University researcher announced today – on Pi Day, which corresponds with 3/14 on the calendar – that he’s just broken the record for calculating pi, taking the classic… Read More
Our GPU Technology Conference (GTC) in San Jose, Calif., next week has something for everyone: game developers, scientists, software engineers, automotive designers, and movie-makers. Here’s a sneak peak at one of the conference’s highlights – be sure to drop by our blog next week for complete coverage. Mad scientist? Would-be James Bond villain? Or do… Read More
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We came, we saw, we made stuff: NVIDIA’s GeForce team hits the Maker Faire http://t.co/kzC1QjtpJp posted May 18 2013 at 15:46:19 PM |
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In case you missed this: 5 cutting-edge games that will rock on SHIELD http://t.co/6GyeQZLF76 posted May 18 2013 at 11:05:27 AM |
