NVIDIA today announced the NVIDIA DGX Station™ A100 — the world’s only petascale workgroup server. The second generation of the groundbreaking AI system, DGX Station A100 accelerates demanding machine ...

Clinician-led healthcare artificial intelligence and Nvidia Inception member harisson.ai has deployed eight Nvidia DGX A100 systems in an Equinix International Business Exchange data centre in Sydney.

NVIDIA today unveiled NVIDIA DGX™ A100, the third generation of the world’s most advanced AI system, delivering 5 petaflops of AI performance and consolidating the power and capabilities of an entire ...

Thailand’s largest government hospital, Siriraj Hospital, which has more than 2,500 beds and caters to over 8,000 outpatients daily, will be the first hospital in Southeast Asia to deploy two NVIDIA ...

CHENNAI, India, Jan. 30, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Sify Technologies Limited (NASDAQ: SIFY), India’s most comprehensive ICT solutions provider, today announced that it has been recognised as an NVIDIA ...

Eh, given current benchmarks, it makes sense. Ryzen is not the king of gaming, and Intel is lagging on multithreaded processing and heat / power issues on their high-end data center stuff compared to ...

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Hiang made a string of announcements during his Computex keynote, including details about the company’s next DGX supercomputer. Given where the industry is clearly heading, it ...

NVIDIA DGX Cloud AI Supercomputing Brings AI Training as-a-Service Your email has been sent NVIDIA’s DGX Cloud infrastructure, which lets organizations lease space on supercomputing hardware suitable ...

Heck, you might be renting the exact same GPUs that Microsoft used to help train ChatGPT and Bing. Heck, you might be renting the exact same GPUs that Microsoft used to help train ChatGPT and Bing. is ...

While AI systems amaze and alarm the world in equal measure, they’re about to get even more powerful. Nvidia has announced a new class of supercomputer that will train the next generation of AI models ...

When NVIDIA's founder and CEO Jensen Huang waxed poetic about artificial intelligence in the past, it mostly felt like marketing bluster — the sort of lofty rhetoric we've come to expect from an ...