MLOps may sound like the name of a shaggy, one-eyed monster, but it’s actually an acronym that spells success in enterprise AI. A shorthand for machine learning operations, MLOps is a set of best practices for businesses to run AI successfully. MLOps is a relatively new field because commercial use of AI is itself fairly Read article >
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In under a month amid the global pandemic, a small team assembled the world’s seventh-fastest computer. Today that mega-system, called Selene, communicates with its operators on Slack, has its own robot attendant and is driving AI forward in automotive, healthcare and natural-language processing. While many supercomputers tap exotic, proprietary designs that take months to commission, Read article >
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NVIDIA delivers the world’s fastest AI training performance among commercially available products, according to MLPerf benchmarks released today. The A100 Tensor Core GPU demonstrated the fastest performance per accelerator on all eight MLPerf benchmarks. For overall fastest time to solution at scale, the DGX SuperPOD system, a massive cluster of DGX A100 systems connected with Read article >
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Two virtual events this month aim to drive scientific computing forward, inspired in no small part by the race against the coronavirus. The ISC High Performance 2020 Digital (June 22-25) and NVIDIA’s HPC Summit Digital (June 29-July 2) offer insights on the latest tools and techniques taking science and research into the next era of Read article >
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NVIDIA today set out a vision for the next generation of computing that shifts the focus of the global information economy from servers to a new class of powerful, flexible data centers. In a keynote delivered in six simultaneously released episodes recorded from the kitchen of his California home, NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang Read article >
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