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Winners of Petaflop Supercomputer Contest Are…

Winners of Petaflop Supercomputer Contest Are…

Friday, May 18, 2012

Two weeks ago, we posed an open-ended question to the research community: What scientific problems would you tackle with a petaflop supercomputer? Today, we reveal the three proposals selected to win exclusive early access to an NVIDIA Tesla K20 GPU. Contest entries came in from hundreds of researchers around the world. Their proposals ranged from....

GTC Wraps Up: By The Numbers

GTC Wraps Up: By The Numbers

Friday, May 18, 2012

The third GPU Technology Conference (GTC) ended Thursday much as it began – with a jam-packed keynote session, standing-room only break-out sessions and a small galaxy of schmooze-fests along the sidelines. Indeed, the final sessions were as crowded as those on the morning of Day One. NVIDIA used the event – which is designed to....

Space: The Next, Though Not Final, Frontier for GPUs

Space: The Next, Though Not Final, Frontier for GPUs

Friday, May 18, 2012

Considering NASA completed multiple missions to the moon more than 40 years ago using the technological equivalent of chicken wire and duct tape, landing a robotic lunar rover with modern technology should be a pushover, right? Not exactly, explained Robert Boehme and Wes Faler, of Part-Time Scientists, during their Day Three keynote address in front....

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NVIDIA Tesla K10 GPU Accelerates Search for Oil and Gas Reserves, Signal and Image Processing for Defense Industry

NVIDIA(R) Tesla(R) K10 GPU Accelerator

Wednesday, May 16, 2012

GPU Technology Conference -- NVIDIA today announced availability of the NVIDIA(R) Tesla(R) K10 GPU accelerator, designed to address the most difficult challenges in two high-performance computing (HPC) markets: seismic data processing in oil and gas exploration, and signal and image processing in the defense industry.

NVIDIA Unveils Cloud GPU Technologies, Redefining Computing Industry for Third Time

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Tuesday, May 15, 2012

GPU Technology Conference - NVIDIA today kicked off the GPU Technology Conference (GTC) by unveiling its third industry-shaping innovation since its founding 19 years ago -- technologies that accelerate cloud computing using the enormous computing capabilities of the GPU.

Cloud Gaming Moves at the Blink of an Eye With NVIDIA GeForce GRID

Gaming enters a new era today with the launch of the NVIDIA GeForce(R) GRID Cloud Gaming Platform, which allows gaming-as-a-service providers to stream next-generation games to virtually any device, including TVs, smartphones and tablets.

Tuesday, May 15, 2012

GPU Technology Conference -- Gaming enters a new era today with the launch of the NVIDIA(R) GeForce(R) GRID cloud gaming platform, which allows gaming-as-a-service providers to stream next-generation games to virtually any device, without the lag that hampers current offerings.

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Here are the four winners of our Tesla K20 contest. What would you do with a petaflop supercomputer?

Here are the four winners of our Tesla K20 contest. What would you do with a petaflop supercomputer? http://bit.ly/JCcqsI

Friday, May 18, 2012

GTC 2012 has come and gone. Following a week of illuminating, out-of-this-world keynotes and deep-diving GPU computing sessions, let's look back at GTC - by the numbers.

GTC 2012 has come and gone. Following a week of illuminating, out-of-this-world keynotes and deep-diving GPU computing sessions, let's look back at GTC - by the numbers. http://bit.ly/KrlNH9

Thursday, May 17, 2012

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That's a really good sign :) RT @filippospiga: Just after #GTC12 I already look forward for #GTC13

That's a really good sign :) RT @filippospiga: Just after #GTC12 I already look forward for #GTC13#

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Here are the four winners of our Tesla K20 contest. What would you do with a petaflop supercomputer?

Here are the four winners of our Tesla K20 contest. What would you do with a petaflop supercomputer? http://t.co/2xpZg5Xt

Friday, May 18, 2012

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