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The new wave of supercomputers is largely GPU accelerated, the latest TOP500 list of the world’s fastest systems shows. Of the 102 new supercomputers to join the closely watched ranking, 42 use NVIDIA GPU accelerators — including AiMOS, the most powerful addition to the list, which was released this week. Coming in at No. 24, Read article >

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From architectural design to virtual productions, NVIDIA RTX is taking visualizations to the next level — and you can see it all at Autodesk University, which runs Nov. 18-21 in Las Vegas. Over 11,000 professionals from the engineering, construction and manufacturing industries will get a glimpse of how RTX accelerates design and visualization applications. A Read article >

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Broadening support for GPU-accelerated supercomputing to a fast-growing new platform, NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang Monday introduced a reference design for building GPU-accelerated Arm servers, with wide industry backing. Huang — speaking Monday at the SC19 supercomputing show in Denver — also announced that Microsoft has built NDv2, a “supersized instance” that’s the world’s Read article >

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It can take up to 10 months for a spacecraft to get from Earth to Mars. But the entire journey can be in vain if something goes wrong in the last six minutes. That’s how long the vehicle has to slow from its initial descent rate of 12,000 miles per hour to near zero for a smooth landing. The process is incredibly complicated, and the lander will only have one shot to get it right. Read article >

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Academia, hyperscalers and scientific researchers have been big beneficiaries of high performance computing and AI infrastructure. Yet businesses have largely been on the outside looking in. No longer. NVIDIA DGX SuperPOD provides businesses a proven design formula for building and running enterprise-grade AI infrastructure with extreme scale. The reference architecture gives businesses a prescription to Read article >

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India is still recovering from one of the worst monsoons in decades. But work from IBM on global weather forecasts could make evacuations a quicker call next time. This past monsoon season at its peak — from August to September — dumped the largest rainfall on record in India since 1983. Monitoring weather events just Read article >

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There are a few different ways to think about pi. As apple, pumpkin and key lime … or as the different ways to represent the mathematical constant of ?, 3.14159, or, in binary, a long line of ones and zeroes. An irrational number, pi has decimal digits that go on forever without repeating. So when Read article >

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Jülich Research Center — long counted among high performance computing royalty in Europe — is adding a new gem to its crown. The center, known in German as Forschungszentrum Jülich, is extending its JUWELS supercomputer system with a booster module. Designed to provide the highest application performance for massively scalable workloads, the system is scheduled Read article >

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