The thriving ecosystem around Google’s Android operating system is stronger than ever. And NVIDIA will be out in force showing our solidarity this week at Google’s annual I/O developer conference at San Francisco’s Moscone Center West. NVIDIA SHIELD, the open gaming platform we announced earlier this year, is the latest example of our involvement. These… Read More
Keith Wymbs is vice president of Marketing at Elemental Technologies, the leading supplier of video solutions for multi-screen content delivery. Today, we’re announcing our next generation platform for video processing to help deliver rich video content on demand to a variety of devices, including PCs, tablets and smart phones. Major media brands including Comcast, HBO and… Read More
The GPU Technology Conference (GTC) 2013 is less than six weeks away. Once again, the world’s #1 event on accelerated computing will showcase scientific and engineering breakthroughs made possible by GPUs. The event runs March 18 to 21 in San Jose, Calif. Featuring hundreds of talks and tutorials on everything from astrophysics to medical imaging… Read More
We’ve just released the open beta of GeForce Experience. It’s free, and connects your PC to NVIDIA’s servers so we can tailor your game settings to get the most out of your CPU, GPU and monitor.
Some dream of going to space. Others dream of climbing distant mountains. Trey Greer just wants to throw a pumpkin a half mile with a medieval siege weapon. Greer, John Poulton, and Steve Tell, engineers in NVIDIA’s Durham, North Carolina office were one of nine teams featured in the Science Channel series “Road to the… Read More
NVIDIA this week continued its work cultivating Israel’s growing market for GPU-based technologies, hosting a symposium in Tel Aviv for top execs from some three dozen firms ranging from startups to multinationals that are pushing the frontiers of computer-vision, gesture-based and high-performance computing technologies. Tel Aviv has become a global startup hub. The one-day event… Read More
Talk about agile business and eyes glaze over. Talk about what real businesses are doing, and things get more interesting. Here’s one example: Toyota Boshoku, which builds interior systems for car makers. The company has engineers scattered all over the world. Toyota Boshoku didn’t want to make engineers working on different machines, in different offices,… Read More
The spread of social media has spotlighted the hazards faced by miners extracting metals and minerals for the IT industry. Yet the smartphones used to spread word about these problems utilize some of the very materials that cause the most concern. That’s given rise to efforts to create a paper trail to certify these materials’… Read More
Send an untrained photographer to capture the action at a children’s soccer game with a digital single-lens reflex (DSLR) camera and the result is almost always a mess. The equipment may cost $1,500 or more, but without the expertise needed to capture an image of a moving ball – or to account for the variations… Read More
In this series we’ve discussed software that takes advantage of GPU processing in the field of traditional “high-performance computing” or scientific computing domains, such as molecular dynamics, climate modeling, remote sensing and medical imaging. These applications tend to lend themselves naturally to parallel processing, and have a need for serious compute capability. Data mining, on the… Read More
Web mapping services and programs such as Google Earth have made all of us users of satellite images that not very long ago were available mainly to government intelligence agencies. There is a great deal more to these images than meets the eye, and extracting that information turns out to be a major computational challenge.… 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 |
