DPUs will represent one of the three major pillars of computing going forward. CPUs will tackle general purpose computing, GPUs accelerated computing, while DPUs will move data. 

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Attaining the highest levels of safety takes years of hard engineering work and investment. Now, autonomous vehicle developers can achieve it with a single system-on-a-chip. The NVIDIA Xavier SoC passed the final assessment for safety product approval by TÜV SÜD, one of the most knowledgeable and stringent safety assessment bodies in the industry. TÜV SÜD Read article >

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With more people working from home, video editors are being challenged to deliver content in new ways. Many are using footage shot at home or getting creative with stock footage to meet the demands for fresh content. With the latest release of Adobe Premiere Pro, available today, creators can get new NVIDIA GPU-enhanced features that Read article >

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Creative workflows are getting more demanding. Project timelines continue to shrink. And with many people working remotely, a fast and reliable computer is more important than ever. New NVIDIA-powered laptops and mobile workstations from Dell, HP and Microsoft give creators amazing choices to turn their imagination into actual creations. These new systems launch just shy Read article >

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Andrew Gostine’s startup aims to make hospitals more efficient, but when the coronavirus hit Chicago he pivoted to keeping them safer, too. Gostine is a critical-care anesthesiologist at Northwestern Medicine’s 105-bed Lake Forest hospital, caring for 60 COVID-19 patients. He’s also the CEO of Whiteboard Coordinator Inc., a startup that had a network of 400 Read article >

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As much of the world continues to conduct business from home, NVIDIA’s autonomous test vehicles are hard at work in the cloud. During the GTC 2020 keynote, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang demonstrated how NVIDIA DRIVE technology is being developed and tested in simulation. While physical testing is temporarily paused, the cloud-based NVIDIA DRIVE Constellation platform Read article >

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Massive change across every industry is being driven by the rising adoption of IoT sensors, including cameras for seeing, microphones for hearing, and a range of other smart devices that help enterprises perceive and understand what’s happening in the physical world. The amount of data being generated at the edge is growing exponentially. The only Read article >

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Six supercomputer centers around the world are among the first to adopt the NVIDIA Ampere architecture. They’ll use it to bring science into the exascale era in fields from astrophysics to virus microbiology. The high performance computing centers scattered across the U.S. and Germany will use a total of nearly 13,000 A100 GPUs. Together these Read article >

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