NVIDIA Blog – 9.2.22
This month’s NVIDIA GTC provides the best opportunity yet to learn how leading companies and their designers, planners and operators are using the industrial metaverse to create physically accurate, perfectly synchronized, AI-enabled digital twins.
Source: GTC Dives Into the Industrial Metaverse, Digital Twins | NVIDIA Blog
NVIDIA Blog – 8.23.22
Floods in Kentucky and wildfires in California are the kinds of disasters companies of all sorts are trying to address with AI.
Tom Rikert, co-founder and CEO of San Francisco-based startup Masterful AI, is one of many experts helping them manage catastrophe risk.
Source: Shelter From the Storm: AI Helps Gauge Catastrophe Risks
NVIDIA Blog – 8.22.22
Want inspiration? Try being charged by a two-ton African black rhino.
Early in her career, wildlife biologist Zoe Jewell and her team came across a mother rhino and her calf and carefully moved closer to get a better look.
The protective mother rhino charged, chasing Jewell across the dusty savannah. Eventually, Jewell got a flimsy thorn bush between herself and the rhino. Her heart was racing.
Source: An AI-Enabled Drone Could Soon Become Every Rhino Poacher’s… Horn Enemy | NVIDIA Blog
NVIDIA Blog – 8.20.22
In four talks over two days, senior NVIDIA engineers will describe innovations in accelerated computing for modern data centers and systems at the edge of the network.
Speaking at a virtual Hot Chips event, an annual gathering of processor and system architects, they’ll disclose performance numbers and other technical details for NVIDIA’s first server CPU, the Hopper GPU, the latest version of the NVSwitch interconnect chip and the NVIDIA Jetson Orin system on module (SoM).
Source: NVIDIA to Share New Details on Grace CPU, Hopper GPU, NVLink Switch, Jetson Orin Module at Hot Chips
NVIDIA Blog – 8.16.22
Imagine driving a car — one without self-driving capabilities — to a mall, airport or parking garage, and using an app to have the car drive off to park itself.
Software company Seoul Robotics is using NVIDIA technology to make this possible — turning non-autonomous cars into self-driving vehicles.
Source: Seoul Robotics Helps Cars Move, Park on Their Own | NVIDIA Blog