Furniture shopping has traditionally had two major limitations: inventory and imagination. The typical retail customer’s crap shoot: walk into a showroom, examine the limited number of offerings on the floor and pick out something, even if it’s not ...

Fujitsu announced today that it is using 24 NVIDIA DGX-1 AI systems to help build a supercomputer for RIKEN, Japan’s largest comprehensive research institution, for deep learning research. The largest customer installation of DGX-1 systems to date, ...

Imagine visiting a serene cove at low tide. To one side, a woman sings one of the beautiful songs of New Zealand’s Maori people. You look up to take in a towering, ornate totem — the work of dozens of skilled human hands — the Pou Kapua. Forget HAL. ...

Long wait times. Confusing menu options. Insidious hold music. And after all that, you reach a customer service agent who can’t give you the help you need. No wonder we hate customer service. A San Francisco startup founded by particle physics ...

If you’ve ever read The Da Vinci Code or thrilled to the adventures of Indiana Jones, you know few things are more fun than stories of how the ancient world — and our modern one — intersect. A University of Kentucky computer scientist, Dan Seales, ...

“Are you ready?” NVIDIA CEO Jen-Hsun Huang asked the heaving crowd, with a grin. And boy, were they ever. Hundreds of gamers whooped encouragement as Jen-Hsun unveiled Tuesday night the GeForce GTX 1080 Ti — the fastest gaming GPU ever. More than 10 ...

Game Developers Conference -- NVIDIA today announced GameWorks™ DX12, a collection of resources for game developers that will increase realism and shorten product cycles in titles designed using DirectX 12, Microsoft's API that unifies graphics and ...

Bad VR is easy to spot. But it can be hard to understand. At the Game Developers Conference this week in San Francisco, we’re releasing a new Frame Capture Analysis Tool for VR (FCAT VR) to help VR developers, press, and enthusiasts analyze the ...

Game Developers Conference -- Crowning its award-winning lineup of Pascal™ architecture-based GPUs, NVIDIA today unveiled its fastest gaming GPU ever -- the GeForce® GTX 1080 Ti.

PC gaming is bigger than ever. That’s why this is our biggest Game Developers Conference yet. We’ll be at the show Feb. 27 to March 3 at San Francisco’s Moscone Center working with, training and meeting developers like you. Artificial intelligence ...