With the introduction of the NVIDIA Ampere architecture, the NVIDIA DRIVE platform is expanding driving capabilities from an entry-level ADAS solution all the way to a level 5 robotaxi system. In his virtual GTC keynote, NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang announced the expansion of the DRIVE AGX platform, leveraging new variants of the upcoming Read article >

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When startup Kensho was acquired by S&P Global for $550 million in March 2018, Georg Kucsko felt like a kid in a candy store. The head of AI research at Kensho and his team had one of Willy Wonka’s golden tickets dropped into their laps: S&P’s 100,000 hours of recorded and painstakingly transcribed audio files. Read article >

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What you can see, you can understand. Simulations help us understand the mysteries of black holes and see how a protein spike on the coronavirus causes COVID-19. They also let designers create everything from sleek cars to jet engines. But simulations are also among the most demanding computer applications on the planet because they require Read article >

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Ever wondered what you’re really made of? Your genome is a unique genetic code that determines your characteristics. It’s a specific combination of DNA molecules that makes you you. Studying the entire genetic code of an individual or a group of individuals can help us gain a better understanding of diseases, enable precision medicine and Read article >

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They’re called recommender systems, and they’re among the most important applications today. That’s because there is an explosion of choice and it's impossible to explore the large number of available options.

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NVIDIA today set out a vision for the next generation of computing that shifts the focus of the global information economy from servers to a new class of powerful, flexible data centers. In a keynote delivered in six simultaneously released episodes recorded from the kitchen of his California home, NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang Read article >

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Power up your XR displays and 5G devices because NVIDIA is taking streaming to the next level. With the announcement today of the NVIDIA CloudXR 1.0 software development kit, we’re bringing major advancements to streaming augmented reality, mixed reality and virtual reality content — collectively known as XR — over 5G, Wi-Fi and other high-performance Read article >

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NVIDIA Omniverse, a computer graphics and simulation platform that makes it possible for artists to work seamlessly in real time across software applications on premises or around the world via the cloud, is now available for early access customers in the architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) market. NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang made the announcement during Read article >

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As with all computing, you’ve got to get your math right to do AI well. Because deep learning is a young field, there’s still a lively debate about which types of math are needed, for both training and inferencing. In November, we explained the differences among popular formats such as single-, double-, half-, multi- and Read article >

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