ISC—NVIDIA today announced it is turbocharging the NVIDIA HGX™ AI supercomputing platform with new technologies that fuse AI with high performance computing, making supercomputing more useful to a growing number of industries.

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

ISC—NVIDIA today announced that its NVIDIA HGX™ high performance computing platform will power Tursa, the new DiRAC supercomputer to be hosted by the University of Edinburgh.

Mobile World Congress—NVIDIA today announced it is extending support for Arm-based CPUs in the NVIDIA Aerial™ A100 AI-on-5G platform, bringing more choice to the 5G ecosystem.

Mobile World Congress—NVIDIA today announced that it is partnering with Google Cloud to establish the industry’s first AI-on-5G Innovation Lab, enabling network infrastructure players and AI software partners to develop, test and adopt solutions ...

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 ...

“A confluence of advances has put us at the beginnings of the industrial HPC revolution,” said Jensen Huang. In a short talk viewable below, NVIDIA’s CEO described to a gathering of high performance computing specialists in Europe the genesis and ...

NVIDIA’s 12th annual corporate social responsibility report, published today, shares our progress — and plans — to take care of employees, reach new sustainability goals and channel our tech to support the global community. Following a year of ...