The moon has captured humans’ imaginations for thousands of years — but an astronomical number of questions remain about its history, and the history of our solar system. Some of the answers lie in the craters that pockmark the moon’s surface. And ...

Binge-watching three seasons of “The Office” can make you feel as if your brain has turned into mush. But in actuality, the brain is always pretty mushy and malleable — making neurosurgery even more difficult than it sounds. To gauge their success, ...

To see the transformative power of virtual reality, step into NVIDIA Holodeck, which has newly added navigation tools expressly designed for architecture, engineering and construction professionals. These productivity-enhancing capabilities, which ...

There’s a revolving door for many jobs in the U.S., and it’s been rotating faster lately. For AI recruiting startup Eightfold, which promises lower churn and faster hiring, that spins up opportunity. Silicon Valley-based Eightfold, which recently ...

The International, the world’s largest esports tournament, is upon us. Since last year’s iteration of this epic DOTA 2 event, Valve introduced the Pro Circuit, which came with significant changes. The best DOTA 2 squads fought through 11 majors and ...

There are a few different ways to build IKEA furniture. Each will, ideally, lead to a completed couch or chair. But depending on the details, one approach will make more sense than the others. Got the instruction manual and all the right pieces? ...

As most of us learned in high school physics, ray tracing is an idea that has been around for centuries. Global illumination in computer graphics has a somewhat shorter history. The post A Ray-Tracing Pioneer Explains How He Stumbled into Global ...

For all the focus these days on AI, it’s largely just the world’s largest hyperscalers that have the chops to roll out predictable, scalable deep learning across their organizations. Their vast budgets and in-house expertise have been required to ...

When the Taliban blew up two 1,700-year-old statues of the Buddha in Bamiyan, Afghanistan, in 2001, preservationists around the world were shocked, perhaps none more so than Ben Kacyra. A software developer who’d just sold his industrial mapping ...

Face time with top execs, pro sports tickets, free NVIDIA SHIELD TVs. These are just some of the perks for our summer interns, who spend three months or more working with world-class engineers and burnishing their skills while tackling on some of ...