Creative and technical professionals can now access the latest advancements in photorealistic rendering, AI and VR while on the go, with the new lineup of NVIDIA Quadro RTX-powered mobile workstations. At the annual Computex conference in Taipei, NVIDIA today announced a full range of Turing architecture-based Quadro GPUs for mobile workstations from global system providers Read article >

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Gamers and content creators were the focus Monday as NVIDIA kicked off Computex, Asia’s largest annual technology trade show, which runs all week in Taiwan, the heart of the global PC ecosystem. In a brisk hour, NVIDIA Senior Vice President Jeff Fisher and NVIDIA General Manager Jason Paul detailed a raft of innovations targeting gamers Read article >

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Industries are doubling down on AI for competitive advantage. Whether it’s identifying fraud in insurance claims or predicting customer demand in retail, business leaders are realizing the benefits of AI and scaling the technology across their organizations. Enterprises need their data scientists and developers to have the right AI-powered solutions, right now. So IT leaders Read article >

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The grass really is greener on the AI side. Grownetics CEO and co-founder Vince Harkiewicz would know. He helps grow it. AI isn’t new to agtech, of course. But Grownetics, an intelligent cultivation management system for indoor farms and greenhouses, has a very specific focus: cannabis. “We’ve specifically targeted the cannabis industry because there’s a Read article >

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When it comes to autonomous vehicle sensor suites, one size does not fit all. From Level 2+ automated driving to fully autonomous robotaxis, and from cars to shuttles to trucks, the wide range of autonomous vehicle types requires a variety of different sensors to safely operate. These can include different sensor types and models from Read article >

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Along with the usual elements of university curriculums — lectures, assignments, lab exercises — there’s a new tool that educators are increasingly leaning into: NVIDIA Teaching Kits. University educators around the world are tapping into these kits, which include downloadable teaching materials and online courses that provide the foundation to understand and build hands-on expertise Read article >

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