Arm is at the heart of billions of devices — from mobile phones and autonomous vehicles to edge systems and the world’s fastest supercomputer, Fugaku, in Japan. This broad range of systems is supported by some 13 million developers. NVIDIA is bringing this vibrant community an expanding set of tools of our own. They include: Read article >

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The coronavirus pandemic has shifted the way content is created and consumed. Work now often involves teams dispersed across the globe, working remotely on high-resolution content while using multiple workloads and requiring massive compute resources. NVIDIA is helping professionals address these challenges and tackle enterprise workloads, from the desktop to the data center, with the Read article >

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Financial fraud is surging along with waves of cybersecurity breaches. Cybercrime cost the global economy $600 billion annually, or 0.8 percent of worldwide GDP, according to an estimate in 2018 from McAfee. And consulting firm Accenture forecasts cyberattacks could cost companies $5.2 trillion worldwide by 2024. Credit and bank cards are a major target. American Read article >

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Researchers at NVIDIA and Massachusetts General Brigham Hospital have developed an AI model that determines whether a person showing up in the emergency room with COVID-19 symptoms will need supplemental oxygen hours or even days after an initial exam. The original model, named CORISK, was developed by scientist Dr. Quanzheng Li at Mass General Brigham. Read article >

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NVIDIA and AWS are bringing the future of XR streaming to the cloud. Announced today, the NVIDIA CloudXR platform will be available on Amazon EC2 P3 and G4 instances, which support NVIDIA V100 and T4 GPUs, allowing cloud users to stream high-quality immersive experiences to remote VR and AR devices. The CloudXR platform includes the Read article >

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It was the kind of career moment developers dream of but rarely experience. To whoops and cheers from the crowd at SIGGRAPH 2016, Dirk Van Gelder of Pixar Animation Studios launched Universal Scene Description. USD would become the open-source glue filmmakers used to bind their favorite tools together so they could collaborate with colleagues around Read article >

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It’s been said that good writing comes from editing. Fortunately for discerning readers everywhere, Microsoft is putting an AI-powered grammar editor at the fingertips of millions of people. Like any good editor, it’s quick and knowledgeable. That’s because Microsoft Editor’s grammar refinements in Microsoft Word for the web can now tap into NVIDIA Triton Inference Read article >

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Despite the pandemic putting in-person training on hold, organizations can still offer instructor-led courses to their staff to develop key skills in AI, data science and accelerated computing. NVIDIA’s Deep Learning Institute offers many online courses that deliver hands-on training. One of its most popular — recently updated and retitled as The Fundamentals of Deep Read article >

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From AI to VDI, NVIDIA virtual GPU products provide employees with powerful performance for any workflow. vGPU technology helps IT departments easily scale the delivery of GPU resources, and allows professionals to collaborate and run advanced graphics and computing workflows from the data center or cloud. Now, NVIDIA is expanding its vGPU software features with Read article >

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