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The universe’s oldest, most distant galaxies may hold clues about the future of our own. But even with the world’s largest telescope, scientists won’t be able to see those galaxies clearly without our GPUs. The European-Extremely Large Telescope, or E-ELT, will capture images 15 times sharper than the dazzling shots the Hubble telescope has beamed Read article >

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Can’t get a taxi? We can relate. But that’s only half the reason ride-sharing services such as Lyft and Uber are such a success. It turns out if you’re a taxi driver you have an even bigger problem: it’s hard to predict where, and when to find passengers, Shin Ishiguro, a data scientist with Japanese Read article >

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While I was at the GPU Technology Conference all week attending sessions and writing blogs, my son was at an opening night screening of “Ready Player One,” the new Steven Spielberg virtual reality thriller. But I did him one better: I got to be in the movie. Not literally, but virtually. This year’s VR Village Read article >

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One of the longest-running challenges in the logistics industry is finding the shortest routes. First articulated in the 1930s, the “traveling salesman problem” seeks to deduce the shortest route connecting a group of cities to ensure optimal use of time and resources. Karim Beguir, co-founder and CEO of London-based AI startup InstaDeep, told GPU Technology Read article >

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There are about 3 million medical imaging instruments installed around the world. With only a couple hundred thousand new ones sold each year, it would take decades to update this install base. NVIDIA’s Project Clara, a medical imaging supercomputer, renews the capabilities of these machines in place. Unveiled this week at the GPU Technology Conference, Read article >

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New technologies will allow you to use VR to travel to stunning new worlds. Or, through augmented reality, to blend those worlds with your own. At the Adobe Summit in Las Vegas before an audience of more than 10,000 marketing pros and data scientists, Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen and NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang spoke Wednesday Read article >

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Virtual worlds are infinite, but your living room is not. Today, the size of physical space limits VR users’ ability to move in boundless virtual space. And VR isn’t particularly immersive if you trip over the couch. The NVIDIA Research team is collaborating with Adobe and Stony Brook University to solve the problem, and they’re Read article >

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If you’re at GTC this week and your stomach is rumbling between meals, you’re in luck. Robby, a self-driving robot from Robby Technologies, will be packed with snacks and roaming outside the halls of the San Jose Convention Center, making special deliveries to show-goers. Some 8,500 attendees have flooded into our ninth annual GPU Technology Read article >

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Imagine tens of thousands of golf balls falling from the sky at more than 100 mph, and you’ll get an idea of the damage hail can wreak. In just a few minutes, it can batter and ruin crops, dent cars and smash windshields, and even bash holes in houses and buildings — resulting in billions Read article >

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When Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge opens next year at Disneyland Resort and the Walt Disney World Resort, park guests will visit the planet of Batuu, a remote outpost that was once a busy crossroads along the old sub-lightspeed trade routes. But you don’t have to wait another year to get a glimpse of it. An Read article >

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