Move over, self-driving cars. The Virginia Tech Transportation Institute has received a federal grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation to study how autonomous vehicles interact with emergency vehicles and public safety providers. VTTI, the second largest transportation research institute in the country, will use vehicles equipped with the NVIDIA DRIVE Hyperion platform to conduct Read article >

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Computer vision has become so good that the days of general managers screaming at umpires in baseball games in disputes over pitches may become a thing of the past. That’s because developments in image classification along with parallel processing make it possible for computers to see a baseball whizzing by at 95 miles per hour. Read article >

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After his AI-enhanced vintage video went viral, Denis Shiryaev launched a startup to bottle the magic. Soon anyone who wants to dust off their old films may be able to use his neural networks. The story began with a blog on Telegram by the Russian entrepreneur currently living in Gdansk, Poland. “Some years ago I Read article >

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Hundreds of technology experts from the public and private sectors, as well as academia, came together earlier this month for NVIDIA’s GPU Technology Conference to discuss U.S. federal agency adoption of AI and how industry can help. Leaders from dozens of organizations, including the U.S. Department of Defense, the Federal Communication Commission, Booz Allen Hamilton, Read article >

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AI-powered vehicles aren’t a future vision, they’re a reality today. And they’re only truly possible on NVIDIA Xavier, our system-on-a-chip for autonomous vehicles. The key to these cutting-edge vehicles is inference — the process of running AI models in real time to extract insights from enormous amounts of data. And when it comes to in-vehicle Read article >

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Inference, the work of using AI in applications, is moving into mainstream uses, and it’s running faster than ever. NVIDIA GPUs won all tests of AI inference in data center and edge computing systems in the latest round of the industry’s only consortium-based and peer-reviewed benchmarks. NVIDIA A100 Tensor Core GPUs extended the performance leadership Read article >

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