Italy energy company Eni is upgrading its supercomputer with another helping of NVIDIA GPUs aimed at making it the most powerful industrial system in the world. The news comes a little more than two weeks before SC19, the annual supercomputing event in North America. Growing adoption of GPUs as accelerators for the world’s toughest high Read article >

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It’s open — yet home to the most demanding gamers and games. It’s backwards compatible — yet powerful enough to deliver on the promise of whatever’s next. These paradoxes don’t just keep PC gamers hooked. They give PC gamers the ultimate power — of choice, performance and the latest tech. And all that is about Read article >

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The Mile High City plays host next week to SC19, where GPUs will be key ingredients for computational science in some of the world’s most powerful supercomputers. The race to AI and to exascale performance will be much of the buzz at the annual supercomputing event this year. For both, experts are relying on GPU Read article >

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Let the supercomputing games begin. In an around-the-clock race spanning two days, the annual Supercomputing Conference Student Cluster Competition will feature 16  teams of undergraduates tackling real-world computing workloads using NVIDIA Tesla V100 GPUs. There are six new teams for this year — three each from China and the U.S. — in the immersive HPC Read article >

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Radiology leaders have gathered for over 100 years running at RSNA, the annual meeting of the Radiological Society of North America, to discuss the industry’s latest challenges and opportunities. In recent years, AI in medical imaging has become a key focus — with startups at the center of the conversation. Startups around the world are Read article >

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