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A former Nvidia employee discovered the world's largest known prime number and all it took was some free software and a few thousand datacenter GPUsWhile using "thousands of server GPUs, spanning 24 datacenter regions over 17 countries" to identify potential primes with GIMPS, an Nvidia A100 GPU in Dublin, Ireland scored big when it ...
Discover key insights, expectations and market trends to watch ahead of Nvidia’s earnings report. Here’s what investors ...
To keep up with GenAI and its growing demands on memory, chip and system architectures are evolving to provide more ...
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Nvidia's dominance on the Green500 faces challenges from AMD – and itselfBlackwell's weaker FP64 performance could give the House of Zen's Instinct accelerators a leg up in future efficiency ...
Nvidia's journey to a $3.53 trillion market cap showcases its evolution from a GPU powerhouse to a leader in AI and data ...
A Hong Kong-based artificial intelligence (AI) research centre under the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), the mainland's ...
IonQ (NYSE: IONQ), a leader in the quantum computing and networking industry, announced today the completion of an industry-first demonstration of an ...
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Huawei AI chips to power China’s next-gen surgery tech for medical breakthroughsA research center under the Chinese Academy of Sciences is leveraging Huawei’s AI chips to power its Cares Copilot AI model, ...
Making these chips is hard, and a flaw that was found in one of Nvidia's chips over the summer is not helping.
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