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Simple rule: If you can’t judge distances you shouldn’t drive. The problem: judging distances is anything but simple. We humans, of course, have two high-resolution, highly synchronized visual sensors — … Read article >

Research

NVIDIA Launches Technology Center to Advance AI Research Across U.K.

by Jaap Zuiderveld

NVIDIA launched this week a technology center in the U.K. designed to support groundbreaking research in AI and data science — and foster engagement across the country’s higher education and research … Read article >

Corporate

GTC DC, Washington’s Premier AI Conference, Returns Nov. 4-6 with 3,000+ Attendees

June 18, 2019 by Anthony Robbins

Virtually every federal agency is focused on understanding how AI will affect society, from better protecting data to improving public services, lowering costs and providing better quality of life for … Read article >

Corporate

Making Waves at CVPR: Inception Startups Exhibit GPU-Powered Work in Long Beach

June 17, 2019 by Serge Lemonde

Computer vision technology that can identify items in a shopping bag. Deep learning tools that inspect train tracks for defects. An AI model that automatically labels street-view imagery. These are … Read article >

Data Center

NVIDIA Builds Supercomputer to Develop Self-Driving Cars

by Charlie Boyle

In a clear demonstration of why AI leadership demands the best compute capabilities, NVIDIA today unveiled the world’s 22nd fastest supercomputer — DGX SuperPOD — which provides AI infrastructure that … Read article >

Deep Learning

Four Surprising Ways Inference Is Putting AI into Action

June 14, 2019 by Sid Sharma

From voice assistants like Alexa and Google Maps navigation to Bing’s conversational search, AI has become a part of daily life for many. These tasks are performing deep learning inference, … Read article >

Supercomputing

It’s Elemental: Summit Supercomputer Probes Role of Supernovas in Laying Foundation for Life

June 13, 2019 by Tony Kontzer

Supernovas — the spectacular explosions that occur in dying stars — may hold the answers to many questions about the origins of life. The cataclysmic events are responsible for spreading … Read article >

Deep Learning

Sea of Green: NVIDIA Floods ISC with AI and HPC

June 12, 2019 by Emily Bryce

The intersection of HPC and AI is extending the reach of science and accelerating the pace of innovation like never before. It’s driving discovery in scientific astrophysics, weather forecasting, energy … Read article >

Explainer

What’s the Difference Between Hardware- and Software-Accelerated Ray Tracing?

June 7, 2019 by Brian Caulfield

You don’t need specialized hardware to do ray tracing, but you want it. Software-based ray tracing, of course, is decades old. And it looks great: movie makers have been using … Read article >

Pro Graphics

Moves Like Jaguar: Carmaker’s Logo Springs to Life at LA, Paris, Shanghai Auto Shows

June 5, 2019 by Nicole Castro

The cars weren’t the only things ready to growl at this year’s Los Angeles, Paris and Shanghai auto shows. Luxury automaker Jaguar surprised attendees with a wall-sized digital display that … Read article >

Driving

Made You Look: GPU Technology Helps Volkswagen Create Eye-Catching Vehicle Designs

June 4, 2019 by Danny Shapiro

Thanks to GPUs, practical vehicle design doesn’t have to be boring. Last month, Volkswagen used the latest in simulation and compute technologies to tailor its design process for both fuel … Read article >

Supercomputing

Earthshaking Development: Summit Supercomputer Boosts Our Understanding of Earthquakes

June 3, 2019 by Tony Kontzer

Earthquakes remain one of Earth’s most unpredictable phenomena. Geologists, however, believe that if they had a better understanding of the planet’s interior, we’d be able to more accurately assess earthquake … Read article >

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Pro Graphics

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Autonomous Machines

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Gaming

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NVIDIA Launches Technology Center to Advance AI Research Across U.K.

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Sea of Green: NVIDIA Floods ISC with AI and HPC

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Moves Like Jaguar: Carmaker’s Logo Springs to Life at LA, Paris, Shanghai Auto Shows

Made You Look: GPU Technology Helps Volkswagen Create Eye-Catching Vehicle Designs