NVIDIA stories

NVIDIA has announced its new cloud-hosted development hub that enables companies to quickly shift AI projects from prototypes to production.>>

Researchers have switched on the world's fastest AI supercomputer, delivering nearly four exaFLOPS of AI performance for more than 7,000 researchers.  >>

Te Ipu o te Mahara, which means ‘A Receptacle of Consciousness’, is an institute that will explore real-time analytics in big data and machine learning.>>

A supercomputer dubbed ‘The Ferrari of computing’ has been installed at the University of Waikato.>>

The Morpheus application framework will provide security partners with AI-enhanced tools that can detect and prevent security threats.>>

NVIDIA Grace is designed to support artificial intelligence-based supercomputers, natural language processing, and recommender systems.>>

The Cloudera Data Platform will integrate the RAPIDS Accelerator for Apache Spark 3.0, deployed on NVIDIA’s computing platforms.>>

NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang calls it a 'technical marvel' that combines all of the company's strengths.>>

“AI is the most powerful technology the world has ever known,” declares NVIDIA DGX systems VP.>>

The models can produce accurate speech recognition and language understanding, as well as language translation and text-to-speech capabilities.>>

The offerings include high-performance Mellanox InfiniBand and Ethernet adapters, switches, software and cables.>>

NVIDIA states that the workgroup server is more than four times faster than the previous generation of DGX station. >>

Scale Computing points to the ‘long term reality’ of remote working and how organisations must put systems in place to support all remote users across the cloud.>>

The EC2 P4d, designed for machine learning and high-performance computing environment, features eight A100 GPUs and 400 Gbps of network bandwidth.>>

Avaya’s cloud collaboration and communication suite Avaya Spaces now has an added touch of NVIDIA’s cloud artificial intelligence (AI) solutions.>>

Check Point’s Infinity NEXT architecture will support NVIDIA DPUs by providing zero trust security. >>

Unveiled at GTC 2020, the company revealed details about its new data processing units (DPUs) that support NVIDIA’s data center infrastructure on a chip software called DOCA.>>

The NVIDIA RTX A6000 and NVIDIA A40 GPUs, announced at GTC 2020 this week, are designed to help users tackle their projects that generally require large compute workloads.>>

Expands its portfolio, bringing highest density 4U server with NVIDIA HGX A100s 8-GPU and 8U SuperBlade supporting 20 A100 PCI-E GPUs.>>

Powered by the 10th Generation Intel Core processor the MateBook 14 comes with up to 16 GB dual channel RAM and the NVIDIA GeForce MX 350 GPU.>>

VMware CEO Pat Gelsinger declares that the partnership is a ‘true democratisation’ of powerful technologies. >>

Nvidia fans will need to enter a raffle to get their hands on one of NVIDIA's Founders Edition the RTX 3080, RTX 3090 and RTX 3070. >>

The world-first 77in and 88in TVs are able to display 8K content at up to 60 frames per second and handle 48Gbps speeds.>>

Overnight NVIDIA revealed its new line up of second-generation RTX graphics cards. >>