Ian Buck

VP of Accelerated Computing business unit, which includes all hardware and software product lines, 3rd party enablement, and marketing activities for GPU Computing at NVIDIA. Ian joined NVIDIA in 2004 and created CUDA, which remains the established leading platform for accelerated based parallel computing. Before joining NVIDIA, Ian was the development lead on Brook which was the forerunner to generalized computing on GPUs. He holds a Ph.D. in Computer Science from Stanford University and B.S.E from Princeton University.

NVIDIA A100 GPU

Microsoft Azure Announces General Availability of NVIDIA A100 GPU VMs

Microsoft Azure has announced the general availability of the ND A100 v4 VM series, their most powerful virtual machines for supercomputer-class AI and HPC workloads, powered by NVIDIA A100 Tensor… Read Article

NVIDIA A100

NVIDIA A100 Launches on AWS, Marking Dawn of Next Decade in Accelerated Cloud Computing

Amazon Web Services’ first GPU instance debuted 10 years ago, with the NVIDIA M2050. At that time, CUDA-based applications were focused primarily on accelerating scientific simulations, with the rise of… Read Article

NVIDIA and Oracle Advance AI in Cloud for Enterprises Globally

AI is reshaping markets in extraordinary ways. Soon, every company will be in AI, and will need both speed and scale to power increasingly complex machine learning models. Accelerating innovation… Read Article

NVIDIA A100 GPU

NVIDIA Ampere GPUs Come to Google Cloud at Speed of Light

The NVIDIA A100 Tensor Core GPU has landed on Google Cloud. Available in alpha on Google Compute Engine just over a month after its introduction, A100 has come to the… Read Article

Amazon Brings AI Performance to the Cloud With NVIDIA T4 GPUs

Automated yet human-like customer service. Professional workstation performance on any connected device. Cinematic-quality PC gaming. These are a few of the diverse capabilities coming to cloud users with NVIDIA T4… Read Article

Oak Ridge Summit supercomputer

World’s Fastest Supercomputer Triples Its Performance Record

The world’s fastest supercomputer just got almost three times faster. Using HPL-AI, a new approach to benchmarking AI supercomputers, Oak Ridge National Laboratory’s Summit system has achieved unprecedented performance levels… Read Article

NVIDIA T4 GPU

NVIDIA T4 GPUs Coming to Amazon Web Services

Amazon Web Services today announced that its new Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) G4 instances featuring NVIDIA T4 Tensor Core GPUs will be available in the coming weeks. The new… Read Article