Computex -- NVIDIA today launched a partner program with the world's leading original design manufacturers (ODM) -- Foxconn, Inventec, Quanta and Wistron -- to more rapidly meet the demands for AI cloud computing.

Taipei is the best place in the world to be this week to grok the relentless revolution taking place in PC gaming laptops. At Computex, Asia’s largest technology trade show, NVIDIA partners are taking efficiency and performance to new levels — ...

Computex -- NVIDIA today introduced Max-Q, a new design approach that redefines gaming laptops from the ground up -- making them thinner, quieter and faster. They will be available from all major OEMs worldwide, starting June 27.

Computex -- NVIDIA today clinched four prestigious awards at Computex, extending its record winning streak at Asia's largest technology tradeshow to nine years.

What if you could cut your commute from Silicon Valley to San Francisco to just 20 minutes from the 90 minutes it might have taken you this morning? Absurd, perhaps, but this could soon become reality, thanks to the work of Arne Stoschek and A³ ...

Eat healthy. Sleep enough. Exercise regularly. And ask your doctor about AI. AI could soon help you stay healthy longer. Thanks to GPUs and deep learning, physicians can predict the onset of diseases far earlier than is now possible, simply by ...

The remarkable success of our GPU Technology Conference this month demonstrated to anyone still in doubt the extraordinary momentum of the AI revolution. The post AI Is Eating Software appeared first on The Official NVIDIA Blog.

Getting to a doctor is rarely easy. Those in remote locations can travel hundreds of miles, incurring lodging and transit costs along the way. For patients with skin cancer — or with a suspicious skin lesion — GPU deep learning may be the key to ...

When your race car is flying around the track at nearly 200 miles per hour, anything out of order — even a candy wrapper stuck to the grill — can pose a danger to both car and driver. NASCAR racing teams want to know about everything going on with ...

“Ok Google;” “Alexa…” We’re familiar with these commands that wake up, say, our Amazon Echo or Google Home. But what would the future of intelligent devices look like if we could bounce from using Amazon’s Alexa to order a new book to Google ...