NVIDIA stories
NVIDIA's data center revenue dropped 10% year-over-year to USD $634 million, but CEO Jensen Huang is optimistic about their acquisition of Mellanox.
This collaboration comes at a time when enterprises are relying on AI and data science to turn their vast amounts of data into actionable intelligence.
Red Hat and NVIDIA have deepened their alliance to streamline AI and machine learning, focusing on GPU-accelerated workloads across hybrid cloud environments.
NVIDIA's T4 GPUs are now globally available on Google Cloud Platform, boosting HPC, machine learning, and graphics workloads with cost efficiency.
Lenovo has expanded its Legion lineup with five upgraded gaming laptops and two new additions, all featuring 9th Gen Intel Core processors and NVIDIA GPUs.
AI-powered analysis of cardiac ultrasounds could revolutionise heart defect detection, significantly reducing diagnostic errors and improving patient outcomes.
SAS partners with NVIDIA to bring AI into businesses. The companies will collaborate in machine learning and natural language processing.
Integrating into game engines new features such as real-time ray tracing can accelerate the development process.
TYAN unveils server platforms supporting NVIDIA GPU accelerators for deep learning, inference and rendering workloads.
Cognata teams with NVIDIA to enhance AV simulation, using AI to develop realistic traffic scenarios on the powerful DRIVE Constellation platform.
Kinetica launches first complete active analytics platform, enabling businesses to build smart analytical applications at scale.
The tool leverages generative adversarial networks, or GANs, to convert segmentation maps into lifelike images.
Inspur unveils a robust AI edge server, optimised for extreme conditions and AI-intensive tasks like autonomous vehicles.
The cloud-based platform enables millions of miles to be driven in virtual worlds across a broad range of scenarios.
Unity partners with NVIDIA to offer real-time ray tracing, enhancing photorealism in design, engineering, and marketing with NVIDIA RTX technology.
NVIDIA launches Jetson Nano, an AI computer that brings the power of AI to developers, makers, and enthusiasts for just $99.
WeRide showcases its L4 sensor suite and pre-commercial solutions at NVIDIA GTC, along with the Nissan LEAF 2 model and DRIVE AGX Pegasus platform.
At NVIDIA GTC 2019, Dotscience unveiled their container on NVIDIA NGC, set to revolutionise AI governance with end-to-end tracing and collaboration tools.
The Palo Alto-based startup supposedly leverages facial recognition, 3D sensing, and machine learning to enable secure access control.
NVIDIA partners with top OEMs to launch high-performance workstations, enhancing capabilities for data scientists with dual Quadro RTX GPUs and CUDA-X AI.
