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For decades, grid engineers measured their work in months, pouring over power-flow data, running simulations, and slowly piecing together solutions.

Most new AI models are just old ones with bigger numbers. NVIDIA's latest is the opposite: three models stuffed into one, and the middle one wins.

Jensen Huang sells the machinery. At Davos, he told a room full of buyers that the machinery is everything.

Your next car might just talk back. Not with the stilted menu-reader of old infotainment systems, but with synthetic speech that carries the cadence...

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang sat for a CNBC interview that aired April 25. He made a striking claim: generative artificial intelligence has stopped making...

Agent architectures are proliferating faster than we can name them. Industry guides map data flows; cognitive science surveys map mental functions.

The cloud is dead for NPCs. NVIDIA is moving the AI brain from distant servers directly into your graphics card.

For years, the dream of intelligent robots crashed against a simple, non-negotiable fact: a two-ton factory arm cannot fail like a chatbot.

The White House drew a hard line: no advanced American chips for China. That line just blurred. Under a newly granted U.S.

Nvidia is moving from selling the shovels to owning the mine. Its new Nemotron 3 models have scored near the top of public benchmarks for...

Anthropic is covering its bets. In one sweeping deal, the AI startup just wired its Claude model into Google Cloud, Amazon Web Services, and Nvidia's...

A method for making code-writing AIs more reliable just added 495 working Bash scripts to its total. It also broke a few that used to work.

Physical AI is a mess. It's a pile of disconnected specialists. A model sees images, another controls a robot, a third guesses how a stack of boxes...

NVIDIA has decided who will teach its AI tech in India. The company named CloudThat, a Bengaluru-based firm, its first education services partner in...

Rivian is now building its own brain. The electric truck company, best known for its adventure-ready pickups, has decided the most important part of...

RTL verification has long been a grinding bottleneck in chip design, a process that could stall entire projects for weeks.

MiniMax just proved you don't need a trillion dollars to build a smart model. Their new M3 beats OpenAI and Google's flagship offerings on several...

Your DGX Spark is booted and idle. The screen points to one thing: installing NemoClaw. This is the real start.

NVIDIA just made the messy business of running language models slightly less messy with AITune 0.2.0.

Teaching a robot to make a sandwich usually demands thousands of video demonstrations. That library is massive, and expensive to build.