Intelligent vehicles require intelligent development. That’s why NVIDIA has built a complete AI-powered portfolio — from data centers to in-vehicle computers — that enables software-defined autonomous vehicles. And this month during GTC Digital, we’re providing an inside look at how this development process works, plus how we’re approaching safer, more efficient transportation. Autonomous vehicles must Read article >

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Artists from around the globe are competing in the Art of 3D Graphics design challenge, an international competition showcasing the world’s best 3D artwork. The landmark competition aims to present audiences with modern trends in artistic creativity, brought to life through the latest 3D tools and applications. It’s one of the first international challenges that Read article >

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Researchers at the University of Minnesota Supercomputing Institute have found a way to keep the lid on the legions of small but significant software elements that high-performance computing and AI spawn by using containers. MSI is a hub for HPC research in academic institutions across the state, accelerating with NVIDIA GPUs more than 400 applications Read article >

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A task force of NVIDIA computer scientists has joined the COVID-19 High Performance Computing Consortium, which brings together leaders from the U.S. government, industry and academia to accelerate research using the world’s most powerful HPC resources. The consortium’s objective is to accelerate development of effective methods to detect, contain and treat the coronavirus. It will Read article >

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Energy efficiency isn’t just a concern for vehicle design or the power grid — it’s a calculation occurring at a microscopic level in every living cell. Whether it feeds on light or glucose, every cell works around the clock to generate enough energy to survive in its environment. The more efficient this energy transfer is, Read article >

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Ryan Coffee, senior research scientist at SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory at Stanford, blows things up for a living. Well, almost. He studies particle physics. But Coffee jokes, “This sounds like fancy X-ray diffraction and molecular shape and motion, but really, we’re blowing [molecules] up really fast.” Coffee spoke with AI Podcast host Noah Kravitz about Read article >

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