NVIDIA’s partners are delivering GPU-accelerated systems that train AI models faster than anyone on the planet, according to the latest MLPerf results released today. Seven companies put at least a dozen commercially available systems, the majority NVIDIA-Certified, to the test in the industry benchmarks. Dell, Fujitsu, GIGABYTE, Inspur, Lenovo, Nettrix and Supermicro joined NVIDIA to Read article >

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All roads to the future of autonomous, electric and connected transportation run through one key innovation: software-defined, centralized computing. Today at Volvo Cars’ Tech Moment event, Ali Kani, NVIDIA vice president and general manager of Automotive, joined executives from Volvo Cars to outline the centralized compute architecture that will power these software-defined vehicles. This architecture, Read article >

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The supercomputer behind Canada’s weather forecasts is getting an upgrade, adopting NVIDIA networking to support long-running, computationally intensive environmental models. Located in Quebec, the system runs a complex forecasting and data assimilation system known as GEM — the Global Environmental Multiscale model. The model processes information about temperature, air pressure and wind to produce both Read article >

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NVIDIA technologies power 342 systems on the TOP500 list released at the ISC High Performance event today, including 70 percent of all new systems and eight of the top 10. The latest ranking of the world’s most powerful systems shows high performance computing centers are increasingly adopting AI. It also demonstrates that users continue to Read article >

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Supercomputing centers around the world looking for a flexible, energy-efficient alternative to diversify their systems are beginning to turn to Arm for their exascale supercomputers. Arm is the world’s most popular CPU architecture, but the x86 architecture has more than 97 percent of the data center market, thanks to its ecosystem of partners, software and Read article >

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Quantum computing promises scientific leaps — simulating molecules of atoms for drug discovery, for instance — in the near future. Handling exponentially more information than today’s computers, quantum computers harness the physics that govern subatomic particles to make parallel calculations. Teams worldwide in academia, industry and national labs are researching quantum computers and algorithms. Many Read article >

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Scientists and healthcare researchers — once limited by the number of samples that could be studied in a wet lab, or the quality of microscopes to peer into cells — are harnessing powerful computational tools to draw insights from an ever-growing trove of biological data. Backing this digital biology revolution is a combination of high Read article >

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