NVIDIA AI News - Page 20 of 20

Nvidia has built a business out of making the biggest, most expensive computers for AI. Now it's making a smaller one.

Universal Music Group spent two years suing AI firms. Now it's paying one. The world's largest music label has partnered with Nvidia to build a new...

Every engineer dreams of slotting a custom vision model into a real-time pipeline. The nightmare?

Nvidia’s Cosmos Reason 2 doesn’t just make robots smarter, it rewires how they think.

Nvidia sells chips. Very expensive ones. So why is a hardware giant pouring resources into free software like PyTorch?

Inference is a story of two systems, and the story begins with a single millisecond. Consider a transaction authorization.

CRISPR labs are where mistakes cost months. One mislabeled tube, one forgotten step in the protocol, and the whole experiment is trash.

This holiday season, NVIDIA is rewriting the wish list for robotics and AI developers.

AI needs data constantly, and that movement is surprisingly expensive. Every chunk of training data pulled from an object store like S3 traditionally...

AI hackathons have long been the proving grounds for innovation, where the NFL refines player safety with data, OpenAI stress-tests models against...

Researchers at Anthropic just pulled off a strange kind of brain surgery. Their patient was Claude, their own AI. The procedure?

A team of six researchers, including Zijin Gu, Tatiana Likhomanenko and Navdeep Jaitly, is pushing back on the assumption that fixing speech-to-text...

NVIDIA just cut three checks for PhD students. They're worth up to sixty thousand dollars each. This isn't a general scholarship program.

Nvidia just reported $57 billion in quarterly revenue, a record. That same week, federal prosecutors unsealed charges against four individuals...

Enterprise AI agents don’t just run, they act. They read files, execute commands, call services.

Reverse-mode automatic differentiation is the engine behind modern deep learning, and it’s now powering physics simulations at production scale.

Anthropic's Claude Cowork finally grasps a simple truth. The real struggle with AI isn't having an idea.

Teaching robots to navigate our world demands a torrent of visual data. Real footage is costly and scarce.

A venture capital firm is supposed to pick a horse, not bet on the entire race. But Sequoia Capital is now three-deep in the AI arms race, joining...