| 26-03-2025 |
NVIDIA NIM Microservices Enhance RTX AI PCs with Project G-Assist Features |
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NVIDIA brings NIM microservices to RTX AI PCs and workstations, making it simple to create powerful AI tools. Alongside this, the Project G-Assist System Assistant adds new abilities with a custom plugin builder, helping users optimize performance and improve games or apps. Learn more about these exciting updates boosting AI development on NVIDIA’s platform. |
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| 26-03-2025 |
SES AI and NVIDIA Team Up to Boost Electric Vehicle Battery Innovation |
Collaboration |
SES AI is partnering with NVIDIA to transform electric vehicle batteries using advanced AI technology. By mapping the molecular universe and improving chemistry models, they’re tackling issues like cost, range, and battery life. This collaboration speeds up the discovery of new materials, promising safer and longer-lasting batteries for EVs. |
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| 26-03-2025 |
AXA Boosts Hurricane Risk Assessment with NVIDIA Earth-2 AI Technology |
AI Innovation Update |
Global insurance leader AXA is using NVIDIA Earth-2 AI tools to improve hurricane risk assessment. By simulating thousands of storm scenarios, including rare events like Hurricane Milton, this technology helps predict extreme weather impacts. It offers the insurance industry a faster, more accurate way to manage disaster risks and build resilience against climate challenges. |
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| 25-03-2025 |
NVIDIA Omniverse Unveils Physical AI Breakthroughs at GTC25 |
AI Conferences |
NVIDIA Omniverse has revealed exciting updates in physical AI at GTC25, showcasing innovations that could transform robotics, manufacturing, and automotive industries. Developers and tech fans can catch a live breakdown on Wednesday, diving into what these advancements mean for the future. From smarter robots to streamlined factory processes, NVIDIA’s latest moves promise to make waves in how industries use AI. |
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| 25-03-2025 |
NVIDIA and Azure Team Up to Supercharge Meta Llama Models |
Collaboration |
NVIDIA, working with Azure and Microsoft’s developer team, has rolled out big upgrades for the Meta Llama models on the Azure AI Foundry platform. These improvements, powered by NVIDIA’s TensorRT-LLM technology, make the models faster, more cost-effective, and able to handle more tasks without losing quality. |
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| 24-03-2025 |
NVIDIA NeMo Curator Boosts Video Processing on DGX Cloud at GTC25 |
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NVIDIA’s latest tool, NeMo Curator, is making waves with its ability to handle huge amounts of video data using a fast, GPU-powered system on NVIDIA DGX Cloud. As physical AI grows and video content explodes, this solution ensures smooth, efficient processing while cutting costs and speeding things up. |
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| 23-03-2025 |
NVIDIA Robotics Concludes GTC 2025 with Groundbreaking Success |
AI Conferences |
NVIDIA Robotics recently wrapped up GTC 2025, leaving a lasting impression with an incredible showcase of robotics innovation and AI advancements. The event brought together attendees, experts, and partners to explore cutting-edge technology demos and future-focused solutions. From in-person displays to virtual experiences, the show highlighted the power of collaboration in shaping tomorrow’s robotic technology. NVIDIA Robotics expressed gratitude to all participants for making it a memorable event and looks forward to the next gathering. |
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| 22-03-2025 |
NVIDIA RTX PRO Blackwell Laptop GPUs Boost AI and Design Workflows |
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NVIDIA has launched its latest Blackwell Generation Laptop GPUs under the RTX PRO series, bringing powerful AI and visual computing to ultra-thin mobile workstations. These GPUs deliver advanced features like real-time ray tracing, neural rendering, and enhanced AI performance, making them perfect for professionals in design, engineering, and creative fields. With improved power efficiency and support for complex tasks, they allow users to work seamlessly from anywhere. Check out how these cutting-edge tools are transforming professional workflows with speed and portability. |
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| 22-03-2025 |
NVIDIA Unveils Quantum Computing Lab and AI Innovations at GTC 2025 |
AI Innovation Update |
NVIDIA announced a cutting-edge quantum computing research lab in Boston and showcased AI breakthroughs in sports, healthcare, and robotics at GTC 2025. Industry leaders highlighted how advanced computing and GPUs are driving quantum advancements and real-world solutions. |
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| 21-03-2025 |
NVIDIA Powers Telecom Giants with AI for Smarter Networks |
AI Innovation Update |
NVIDIA teams up with telecom leaders like T-Mobile and SoftBank to turn networks into AI-powered grids, boosting performance and efficiency for 5G and beyond. The NVIDIA AI Aerial platform helps process data from smartphones, robots, and more, paving the way for 6G innovation. Industry experts say this shift enhances connections and cuts energy use, creating smarter systems for billions. |
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| 21-03-2025 |
NVIDIA RTX PRO 5000 Boosts Creative Work with AI Power |
What's New |
The NVIDIA RTX PRO 5000, featuring 48GB of ultra-fast GDDR7 memory, speeds up AI tasks, video editing, and 3D modeling for professionals. Built on the Blackwell architecture, it delivers stunning visuals and smooth performance right from your desktop. Experts say it’s a game-changer for designers, scientists, and creators handling big projects. |
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| 21-03-2025 |
NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Max-Q Elevates Creative Work with AI Power |
What's New |
The NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Max-Q Workstation Edition brings 96GB of fast GDDR7 memory to speed up AI tasks and creative projects like 3D rendering and video editing. Its scalable design lets users boost power with up to four GPUs, perfect for designers and data scientists. Industry experts praise its ability to deliver stunning visuals and quick results from a desktop. |
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| 21-03-2025 |
NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Unleashes Top AI Power for Creative Pros |
What's New |
The NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Workstation Edition delivers 96GB of ultra-fast GDDR7 memory and 4000 TOPS of AI power, making it the strongest desktop GPU for professionals. It speeds up tasks like 3D modeling, video editing, and data science with its advanced Blackwell architecture. |
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| 21-03-2025 |
NVIDIA Isaac GR00T Blueprint Speeds Up Robot Training with Smart Simulations |
AI Innovation Update |
The NVIDIA Isaac GR00T blueprint uses synthetic data to train humanoid robots faster, turning small human demonstrations into vast motion datasets. With 96GB of power and tools like Apple Vision Pro, it helps robots learn tasks like stacking blocks efficiently. Experts say this could transform industries from factories to healthcare. |
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| 21-03-2025 |
NVIDIA Isaac GR00T N1 Powers Smarter Humanoid Robots with Open AI Model |
AI Innovation Update |
NVIDIA’s Isaac GR00T N1, the world’s first open foundation model, boosts humanoid robots with reasoning and skills using 96GB of power and diverse data from real and synthetic sources. It adapts to tasks like object handling and complex workflows, making robots more useful in factories and homes. Built on the Blackwell architecture, it’s now available on Hugging Face for developers to customize. |
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| 20-03-2025 |
NVIDIA Omniverse Unveils OpenUSD Pipeline and Cosmos Models to Revolutionize Robotics Development |
AI Innovation Update |
NVIDIA Omniverse introduces the OpenUSD Asset Structure Pipeline and NVIDIA Cosmos world foundation models, empowering developers to streamline robotics simulation and deployment. These advancements, showcased at GTC 2025, enhance physical AI capabilities for autonomous machines and industrial robots. The Kit SDK 107 release further boosts sensor simulation and scalability. |
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| 20-03-2025 |
NVIDIA’s 3DGRT and 3DGUT Papers Advance 3D Gaussian Splatting for Real-Time Rendering |
AI Innovation Update |
NVIDIA Research unveils 3DGRT and 3DGUT, two innovative papers enhancing 3D Gaussian Splatting with real-time rendering capabilities, including secondary lighting effects like shadows and refractions. 3DGRT leverages ray tracing for mirrors and depth of field, while 3DGUT supports distorted camera models and rolling shutter effects. These advancements empower developers to explore cutting-edge spatial AI techniques on modern GPUs. |
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| 20-03-2025 |
NVIDIA Accelerated Quantum Research Center Unveils Quantum Computing Breakthroughs with AI Supercomputing |
AI Innovation Update |
The NVIDIA Accelerated Quantum Research Center (NVAQC) in Boston integrates quantum processing units with AI supercomputers, featuring 576 Blackwell GPUs to tackle quantum error correction and hybrid algorithm development. Collaborating with innovators like Quantinuum and MIT, the center aims to solve complex challenges in quantum computing. This fusion of quantum technology and AI promises advancements in healthcare, robotics, and beyond. Discover how this hub is shaping the future—share your thoughts on our discussion section for NVIDIA. |
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| 20-03-2025 |
Open Power AI Consortium Unveils Game-Changing AI Models at NVIDIA GTC |
AI Innovation Update |
The Open Power AI Consortium, launched by EPRI, NVIDIA, and partners at GTC, introduces open AI models to transform the energy sector with smarter grid management and faster operations. These tools tackle rising energy demands by streamlining tasks like interconnection studies and boosting efficiency for utilities worldwide. Leaders from Duke Energy, Microsoft, and others join the effort to drive innovation and resilience in power systems. Share your ideas on how AI can shape the future of energy in Toolkitly discussion section for NVIDIA. |
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| 19-03-2025 |
NVIDIA Dynamo Enhances AI Inference Efficiency |
AI Innovation Update |
NVIDIA Dynamo, a new open-source inference library, optimizes high-throughput and low-latency deployment of AI reasoning models like DeepSeek-R1 in large-scale distributed systems. It boosts request handling by up to 30x on NVIDIA Blackwell, driving interest in how such tools can streamline enterprise AI workflows and scalability. |
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| 19-03-2025 |
NVIDIA Unveils Halos Safety System for Autonomous Vehicles |
AI Innovation Update |
NVIDIA Halos, introduced by CEO Jensen Huang at GTC25, emerges as a comprehensive, full-stack safety system designed to enhance the reliability of autonomous vehicles through integrated AI and hardware solutions. This development prompts exploration into how such innovations could address safety challenges and accelerate the adoption of self-driving technology across industries. |
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| 19-03-2025 |
NVIDIA Partners to Pioneer AI-Native 6G Networks |
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NVIDIA’s collaboration with T-Mobile, MITRE, Cisco, ODC, and Booz Allen Hamilton, revealed at GTC25, aims to create AI-native wireless networks for 6G using the NVIDIA AI Aerial platform, promising exceptional spectral efficiency. This initiative highlights emerging trends in telecom, raising questions about how AI integration could unlock new revenue streams and optimize next-generation connectivity for enterprises and consumers alike. |
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| 19-03-2025 |
NVIDIA Boosts Science and Engineering with CUDA-X Libraries |
AI Innovation Update |
NVIDIA’s latest announcement at GTC25 highlights the acceleration of science and engineering through CUDA-X Libraries, optimized for the Grace Hopper and Grace Blackwell architectures, enhancing computational performance for complex AI and HPC workloads. This advancement sparks curiosity about how these powerful tools can drive breakthroughs in fields like quantum computing, engineering simulations, and data science with improved efficiency and scale. |
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| 19-03-2025 |
NVIDIA Blackwell Ultra Redefines AI Performance |
AI Innovation Update |
NVIDIA Blackwell Ultra, the latest advancement in the Blackwell AI factory platform, elevates test-time scaling for inference and training, establishing a new benchmark for AI reasoning capabilities. This evolution signals a shift toward more sophisticated AI applications, encouraging exploration into how enhanced computational power can unlock reasoning-driven innovations across industries. |
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| 19-03-2025 |
NVIDIA Debuts Blackwell DGX PCs for AI Tasks |
AI Innovation Update |
NVIDIA’s new Blackwell DGX personal computers allow AI developers, researchers, and students to create and run large models on desktops. This reflects the push for accessible AI tools, sparking interest in their specs and deep learning potential. |
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