Training, testing and validating autonomous vehicles requires a continuous pipeline — or data factory — to introduce new scenarios and refine deep neural networks. A key component of this process is simulation. AV developers can test a virtually limitless number of scenarios, repeatably and at scale, with high-fidelity, physically based simulation. And like much of Read article >

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Deutsche Bank Wednesday announced a partnership with NVIDIA to accelerate the use of AI and machine learning in the financial services sector. The announcement follows months of testing to explore use cases that could support the bank’s strategic ambitions to 2025 and beyond. “Accelerated computing and AI are at a tipping point, and we’re bringing Read article >

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From rapidly fluctuating demand to staffing shortages and supply chain complexity, enterprises have navigated numerous challenges the past few years. Many companies seeking strong starts to 2023 are planning to use AI and accelerated computing to drive growth while saving costs. To support these early adopters — as well as those just beginning their AI Read article >

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Time to tackle one of the most challenging tasks for aspiring movie makers — creating aesthetically pleasing visual effects — courtesy of visual effects artist and filmmaker Jay Lippman this week In the NVIDIA Studio.

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For every minute that a stroke is left untreated, the average patient loses nearly 2 million neurons. This means that for each hour in which treatment fails to occur, the brain loses as many neurons as it does in more than three and a half years of normal aging. With one of the world’s first Read article >

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More than 75 million people speak Telugu, predominantly in India’s southern regions, making it one of the most widely spoken languages in the country. Despite such prevalence, Telugu is considered a low-resource language when it comes to speech AI. This means there aren’t enough hours’ worth of speech datasets to easily and accurately create AI Read article >

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It’s a new month, which means GeForce NOW’s got the list of 22 new games arriving in December. Rise up for Marvel’s Midnight Suns, from publisher 2K Games, streaming on GeForce NOW later this month. Then get ready to move out, members. Battlefield 2042 is the latest game from the Electronic Arts catalog streaming on Read article >

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Livermore, Calif., renowned for research and vineyards, is plowing in a new distinction: the birthplace of the first commercially available smart tractor. Local startup Monarch Tractor has announced the first of six Founder Series MK-V tractors are rolling off the production line at its headquarters. Constellation Brands, a leading wine and spirits producer and beer Read article >

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As a Microsoft Certified Azure cloud specialist and DevOps automation engineer, Gavin Stevens is deeply in tune with cloud architect workflows.

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