AMD just got an impressive win for the Polaris Supercomputer, designed to create a testing prototype for the coming Intel-based Aurora supercomputer. This Aurora supercomputer will be doing critical work on cancer research, creating more ecologically friendly biofuels, and expanding […]
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One of the most interesting near-term mergers is between NVIDIA and ARM, which has garnered interesting support and some growing resistance. The support primarily is based on the need for ARM to support a parent who wants them and could
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Both AMD and NVIDIA have released upscaling technology, DLSS for NVIDIA and FidelityFX Super Resolution or FSR for AMD, for games that should reduce the hardware requirements for playing in the high resolution—providing more 4K experiences without buying the highest-end
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This last week Qualcomm had an event on the evolution of the digital cockpit where the company has made several interesting advancements. Bosch was the focused speaker, and they spoke about how 120 companies are now collaborating on the automotive
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Artificial intelligence (AI) is going through impressively rapid evolution, and some of the results are pretty amazing. For instance, earlier, NVIDIA showcased a technology called GauGAN, which could turn someone like me with no artistic skills into a master artist.
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There is an old saying that says you want to “Buy once, cry once.” And it means that you want to assure you get what you need and not go cheap because you may cry about the price, but you’ll
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One of the strongest AI applications is in medicine because the complex mass of medical problems and even more complex set of remedies are an ideal big data problem for an AI engine. However, because of the concerns surrounding patient
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NVIDIA was the first of the large scale technology providers to see the opportunity for artificial intelligence (AI), particularly as applied to autonomous machines. This early focus allowed them to build up a set of skills, tools, and focused hardware
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One of the big problems with machine learning (ML)—which is the artificial intelligence (AI) training technology most prevalent at the moment—is privacy. This reliance on ML is a problem because, with machine learning, you have to have people—often contractors—in the
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Last week was Computex and just keeping up with the interesting announcements became a full-time job. One of the more interesting announcements was NVIDIA’s EGX platform which appears to be ideally designed for a 5G world where backhaul bottlenecking is
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