You can test drive a new car. You can try on a new pair of pants. Now you can put that new kitchen you’ve always dreamed of to the ultimate test — pancakes, at dawn — before plopping down your money with the help of virtual reality. As part of a ...

That was fast. Just a few years ago, MapD had a radical idea: Use GPUs to turn data into insights, quick. The result was a jaw-dropping demo. And a pitch that won the then-tiny startup a $100,000 check — awarded on the spot — at our Early Stage ...

NVIDIA today announced that Tencent Cloud will adopt NVIDIA® Tesla® GPU accelerators to help advance artificial intelligence for enterprise customers.

Tracking endangered birds used to mean sending teams of biologists to scramble around remote islands and craggy cliffs to peer down burrows with special optical fiber optic scopes. Not only was that difficult and dangerous, it was inefficient. Even ...

Superior Street is one of Duluth, Minnesota’s oldest and most iconic streets, home to family businesses, shops and cafes. Now virtual reality is helping with a long awaited revitalization project thanks to the work of LHB, a local architecture, ...

The world’s largest automotive supplier, Bosch, provided a massive stage today for NVIDIA CEO Jen-Hsun Huang to showcase our new AI platform for self-driving cars. The post NVIDIA and Bosch Announce AI Self-Driving Car Computer appeared first on The ...

NVIDIA announced today that it’s working with PACCAR, a leading U.S. truckmaker, on developing solutions for autonomous vehicles. The post NVIDIA Working with Truckmaker PACCAR on Self-Driving Technology appeared first on The Official NVIDIA Blog.

There’s long been talk in medicine about the need for doctors to listen to patients. Now that advice is being taken literally to diagnose concussions and other hard-to-diagnose brain disorders. Whether caused by a blow to the head during a football ...

Bosch Connected World - Bosch, the world's largest automotive supplier, today announced it is working with NVIDIA to develop artificial intelligence self-driving systems for mass market cars.

From tagging people on social media to identifying travelers at ports of entry, facial recognition technology has become commonplace. Now, a young company is looking to save lives with it. More than 30 million Americans — 80 percent of them children ...