Whether focused on tiny atoms or the immensity of outer space, supercomputing workloads benefit from the flexibility that the largest systems provide scientists and researchers. To meet the needs of organizations with such large AI and high performance computing (HPC) workloads, Dell Technologies today unveiled the Dell PowerEdge XE9680 system — its first system with Read article >

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The technologies powering the world’s 7 million data centers are changing rapidly. The latest have allowed IT organizations to reduce costs even while dealing with exponential data growth. Simulation and digital twins can help data center designers, builders and operators create highly efficient and performant facilities. But building a digital twin that can accurately represent Read article >

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Collaboration among researchers, like the scientific community itself, spans the globe. Universities and enterprises sharing work over long distances require a common language and secure pipeline to get every device — from microscopes and sensors to servers and campus networks — to see and understand the data each is transmitting. The increasing amount of data Read article >

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A finalist for the Gordon Bell special prize for high performance computing-based COVID-19 research has taught large language models (LLMs) a new lingo — gene sequences — that can unlock insights in genomics, epidemiology and protein engineering. Published in October, the groundbreaking work is a collaboration by more than two dozen academic and commercial researchers Read article >

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With the end of Moore’s law, traditional approaches to meet the insatiable demand for increased computing performance will require disproportionate increases in costs and power. At the same time, the need to slow the effects of climate change will require more efficient data centers, which already consume more than 200 terawatt-hours of energy each year, Read article >

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The holiday season is approaching, and GeForce NOW has everyone covered. This GFN Thursday brings an easy way to give the gift of gaming with GeForce NOW gift cards, for yourself or for a gamer in your life. Plus, stream 10 new games from the cloud this week, including the first story downloadable content (DLC) Read article >

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Call it the ultimate example of a job that’s sometimes best done remotely. Wildlife researchers say rhinos are magnificent beasts, but they like to be left alone, especially when they’re with their young. In the latest example of how researchers are using the latest technologies to track animals less invasively, a team of researchers has Read article >

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It’s a new age for safety. Volvo Cars unveiled the Volvo EX90 SUV today in Stockholm, marking the beginning of a new era of electrification, technology and safety for the automaker. The flagship vehicle is redesigned from tip to tail — with a new powertrain, branding and software-defined AI compute — powered by the centralized Read article >

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Two months after their debut sweeping MLPerf inference benchmarks, NVIDIA H100 Tensor Core GPUs set world records across enterprise AI workloads in the industry group’s latest tests of AI training. Together, the results show H100 is the best choice for users who demand utmost performance when creating and deploying advanced AI models. MLPerf is the Read article >

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Just like many businesses, the world of industrial scientific computing has a data problem. Solving seemingly intractable challenges — from developing new energy sources and creating new modes of transportation, to addressing mission-critical issues such as driving operational efficiencies and improving customer support — requires massive amounts of high performance computing. Instead of having to Read article >

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Anyone who’s taken a photo with a digital camera is likely familiar with a “noisy” image: discolored spots that make the photo lose clarity and sharpness. Many photographers have tips and tricks to reduce noise in images, including fixing the settings on the camera lens or taking photos in different lighting. But it isn’t just Read article >

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The warm, friendly animation Mushroom Spirit is featured In the NVIDIA Studio this week, modeled by talented 3D illustrator Julie Greenberg, aka Juliestrator.

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“DIY” and “supercomputer” aren’t words typically used together. But a do-it-yourself supercomputer is exactly what students built at Southern Methodist University, in Dallas, using 16 NVIDIA Jetson Nano modules, four power supplies, more than 60 handmade wires, a network switch and some cooling fans. The project, dubbed SMU’s “baby supercomputer,” aims to help educate those Read article >

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Editor’s note: This post is a part of our Meet the Omnivore series, which features individual creators and developers who use NVIDIA Omniverse to accelerate their 3D workflows and create virtual worlds. 3D artist Rafi Nizam has worn many hats since starting his career as a web designer more than two decades ago, back when Read article >

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It’s a brand new month, which means this GFN Thursday is all about the new games streaming from the cloud. In November, 26 titles will join the GeForce NOW library. Kick off with 11 additions this week, like Total War: THREE KINGDOMS and new content updates for Genshin Impact and Apex Legends. Plus, leading 5G Read article >

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Skycatch, a San Francisco-based startup, has been helping companies mine both data and minerals for nearly a decade. The software-maker is now digging into the creation of digital twins, with an initial focus on the mining and construction industry, using the NVIDIA Omniverse platform for connecting and building custom 3D pipelines. SkyVerse, which is a Read article >

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The numbers are in, and they paint a picture of data centers going a deeper shade of green, thanks to energy-efficient networks accelerated with data processing units (DPUs). A suite of tests run with help from Ericsson, RedHat and VMware show power reductions up to 24% on servers using NVIDIA BlueField-2 DPUs. In one case, Read article >

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