Clinical trials need a matchmaker. Healthcare researchers and pharmaceutical companies rely on trials to validate new, potentially life-saving therapies for cancer and other serious conditions. But fewer than 10 percent of cancer patients participate in clinical trials, and four out of five studies are delayed due to the challenges involved in recruiting participants. For patients Read article >

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Pathology, the study and diagnosis of disease, is a growth industry. As the global population ages and diseases such as cancer become more prevalent, demand for keen-eyed pathologists who can analyze medical images is on the rise. In the U.K. alone, about 300,000 tests are carried out daily by pathologists. But there’s an acute personnel Read article >

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How NVIDIA’s leading the way with ray tracing, deep learning, cloud gaming and a host of other innovations spilling out to more gamers, on more platforms, than ever. 

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NVIDIA has decided to shift GTC 2020 on March 22-26 to an online event due to growing concern over the coronavirus. This decision to move the event online instead of at the San Jose Convention Center reflects our top priority: the health and safety of our employees, our partners and our customers. NVIDIA founder and Read article >

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Deciding whether or not to adopt AI within an enterprise isn’t always an obvious choice. And figuring out when and how to implement key AI strategies can leave more questions than answers. Businesses faced with these choices need to identify the problems they want to solve. They have to consider many important factors, such as Read article >

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Every so often the scientists, researchers and engineers in high performance computing get a chance to take their work to the next level.  The HPC Summit, taking place March 25-26 in San Jose, is the community’s latest opportunity for a strategic refresh. Speakers from across the HPC community will share their work driving science and Read article >

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Twice Sahar Arshad’s father-in-law went to an emergency room in Pakistan complaining of frequent headaches. Twice doctors sent him home with a diagnosis of allergies. Turns out he was suffering from a subdural hematoma — bleeding inside the head. Following the second misdiagnosis, he went into a coma and required emergency brain surgery (and made Read article >

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Giving what we love about PC gaming to more people. That’s the vision that inspired our journey to develop GeForce NOW into an open platform that welcomed gamers, developers and publishers. For gamers, we provide the power of a GeForce GPU to play the games you love from the cloud. For developers, we used our Read article >

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Bringing a new medical treatment to market is a slow, laborious process — and for a good reason: patient safety is the top priority. But when recruiting patients to test promising treatments in clinical trials, the faster the better. “Many people in medicine have ideas of how to improve healthcare,” said Wout Brusselaers, CEO of Read article >

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From pedicabs to yellow cabs, hailing rides has been a decades-long convenience. App-based services like Uber and Lyft have made on-demand travel even faster and easier. With the advent of autonomous vehicles, ride-hailing promises to raise the bar on safety and efficiency. Known as robotaxis, these shared vehicles are purpose-built for transporting groups of people Read article >

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Matthew Putman, this week’s guest on the AI Podcast, knows that the devil is in the details. That’s why he’s the co-founder and CEO of Nanotronics, a Brooklyn-based company providing precision manufacturing enhanced by AI, automation and 3D imaging. He sat down with AI Podcast host Noah Kravitz to discuss how running deep learning networks Read article >

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The GPU Technology Conference is like a new Star Wars movie. There are always cool new robots scurrying about. This year’s event in San Jose, March 22-26, is no exception, with at least six autonomous machines expected on the show floor. Like C3PO and BB8, each one is different. Among what you’ll see at GTC Read article >

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The future of government will come into focus in Silicon Valley next month when experts from industries and government converge to discuss AI and high performance computing at the NVIDIA GPU Technology Conference. Following on the success of GTC DC 2019, GTC 2020, taking place March 22-26 in San Jose, Calif., will bring together hundreds Read article >

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Imagine if fashion houses knew that teal blue was going to replace orange as the new black. Or if retailers knew that tie dye was going to be the wave to ride when swimsuit season rolls in this summer. So far, there hasn’t been an efficient way of getting ahead of consumer and market trends Read article >

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How do you train someone to deactivate a landmine, work with pathogens in a lab or triage disaster victims with head injuries? Very, very carefully. Typically, training for hazardous, high-risk jobs is an expensive production involving dozens of individuals playing roles, supervisors taking notes and an environment that doesn’t account for unexpected issues that can Read article >

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The progress of self-driving cars can be seen in test vehicles on the road. But the major mechanics for autonomous driving development are making tracks in the data center. Training, testing and validating self-driving technology requires enormous amounts of data, which must be managed by a robust hardware and software infrastructure. Companies around the world Read article >

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Tuberculosis is an issue close to home for Pune, India-based healthcare startup DeepTek. India has the world’s highest prevalence of the disease — accounting for over one-quarter of the 10 million new cases each year. It’s a fitting first project for the company, whose founders hope to greatly improve global access to medical imaging diagnostics Read article >

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Beta testing is a common practice for intangible products like software. Release an application, let customers bang on it, put bug fixes into the next version for download onto devices. Repeat. For brick-and-mortar products like buildings, beta testing is unusual if not unheard of. But two Salt Lake City entrepreneurs now offer a system that Read article >

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