Self-driving cars are coming, and I can hardly wait. The idea of being able to sleep on a drive down to Southern or Northern California or just send my car down to meet me when I get off the plane […]
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At SIGGRAPH a few weeks back, NVIDIA launched their Turing architecture that was slated to revolutionize the creative process using a technology called Multi-Bounce Recursive Ray Tracing. At that launch, they focused on their targeted Quadro RTX cards designed specifically
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BlackBerry reminds me a bit of Microsoft in the early days. That is, Microsoft wasn’t religious about the hardware and could drift between platforms relatively easily. On cars, BlackBerry QNX is the dominant operating system and the firm works with
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One of the interesting stories that virtually no one is telling is how four huge vendors are quietly working together to bring connected autonomous cars to market. They really don’t even talk about each other much but, individually, none of
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NVIDIA’s GTC show is next week and I think you’ll see some of the thinking that will define the cars of the future there. One of the things that should be explored is how autonomous cars will evolve because they
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One of the more interesting products showcased at the Nvidia Jetson TX2 launch last week was the Cisco Spark Board—a secure white board from Cisco which initially focuses on mostly making collaboration easy. Its initial core capability is that it
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