The Official NVIDIA Blog

Deciding whether or not to adopt AI within an enterprise isn’t always an obvious choice. And figuring out when and how to implement key AI strategies can leave more questions… Read article >

Supercomputing

Engage Warp Drive: Innovation Awaits at the HPC Summit

February 27, 2020 by Marc Hamilton

Every so often the scientists, researchers and engineers in high performance computing get a chance to take their work to the next level. The HPC Summit, taking place March 25-26… Read article >

Gaming

A New Frontier for PC Gaming: How GeForce NOW’s Game Library Continues to Evolve

February 20, 2020 by Phil Eisler

Giving what we love about PC gaming to more people. That’s the vision that inspired our journey to develop GeForce NOW into an open platform that welcomed gamers, developers and… Read article >

Autonomous Machines

Meet Six Smart Robots at GTC 2020

February 18, 2020 by Rick Merritt

The GPU Technology Conference is like a new Star Wars movie. There are always cool new robots scurrying about. This year’s event in San Jose, March 22-26, is no exception,… Read article >

Corporate

NVIDIA Awards $50,000 Fellowships to Ph.D. Students for GPU Computing Research

February 17, 2020 by Sylvia Chanak

Our NVIDIA Graduate Fellowship Program recently awarded up to $50,000 each to five Ph.D. students involved in GPU computing research. Now in its 19th year, the fellowship program supports graduate… Read article >

Virtual Reality

Virtual Peril: Booz Allen Hamilton Builds Immersive VR for Hazardous Job Training

February 14, 2020 by Tony Kontzer

How do you train someone to deactivate a landmine, work with pathogens in a lab or triage disaster victims with head injuries? Very, very carefully. Typically, training for hazardous, high-risk… Read article >

Autonomous Machines

This Building Is in Beta: Startup’s AI Can Design and Control Buildings

February 10, 2020 by Scott Martin

Beta testing is a common practice for intangible products like software. Release an application, let customers bang on it, put bug fixes into the next version for download onto devices.… Read article >

Corporate

Update on MWC Barcelona

February 7, 2020 by Soma Velayutham

We’ve informed GSMA, the organizers of MWC Barcelona, that we won’t be sending our employees to this year’s event. Given public health risks around the coronavirus, ensuring the safety of… Read article >

Deep Learning

AI-Listers: Oscar-Nominated Irishman, Avengers Set Stage for AI Visual Effects

February 7, 2020 by Rick Champagne

This weekend’s Academy Awards show features a twice-nominated newcomer to the Oscars: AI-powered visual effects. Two nominees in the visual effects category, The Irishman and Avengers: Endgame, used AI to… Read article >

The AI Podcast

NVIDIA’s Neda Cvijetic Explains the Science Behind Self-Driving Cars

February 5, 2020 by Lauren Finkle

What John Madden was to pro football, Neda Cvijetic is to autonomous vehicles. No one’s better at explaining the action, in real time, than Cvijetic. Cvijetic, senior manager of autonomous… Read article >

Gaming

GeForce NOW Open for All

February 4, 2020 by Phil Eisler

Today we’re making GeForce NOW — and PC gaming — accessible to more gamers. More than 1.2 billion players have made the PC the world’s largest gaming platform, yet only… Read article >

Autonomous Machines

Trash-Talking AI Platform Schools You on Recycling

February 3, 2020 by Scott Martin

Get ready for trash-talking garbage cans. Hassan Murad and Vivek Vyas have developed the world’s largest garbage dataset, dubbed WasteNet, and offer an AI-driven trash-sorting technology. The Vancouver engineers’ startup,… Read article >

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