Month: December 2021

Living in the Future: NIO ET5 Sedan Designed for the Autonomous Era With NVIDIA DRIVE Orin

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Meet the electric vehicle that’s truly future-proof. Electric-automaker NIO took the wraps off its fifth mass-production model, the ET5, during NIO Day 2021 last week. The mid-size sedan borrows from its luxury and performance predecessors for an intelligent vehicle that’s as agile as it is comfortable. Its AI features are powered by the NIO Adam Read article >

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Detect That Defect: Mariner Speeds Up Manufacturing Workflows With AI-Based Visual Inspection

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Imagine picking out a brand new car — only to find a chip in the paint, rip in the seat fabric or mark in the glass. AI can help prevent such moments of disappointment for manufacturers and potential buyers. Mariner, an NVIDIA Metropolis partner based in Charlotte, North Carolina, offers an AI-enabled video analytics system Read article >

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SSH Agent Restriction

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Damien Miller (djm@) just
noted on social media that he has committed
(starting here)
changes which allow control over
ssh-agent(1)
key-forwarding based on destination host and forwarding path.
A detailed description is
available
on the
OpenS…

Clang upgraded to version 13

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After much preparatory work in base and ports,
clang(1)
has been upgraded to version 13.0.0 (on the relevant platforms).
Patrick Wildt (patrick@) made the
commits.

Top 5 Edge AI Trends to Watch in 2022

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2021 saw massive growth in the demand for edge computing — driven by the pandemic, the need for more efficient business processes, as well as key advances in the Internet of Things, 5G and AI. In a study published by IBM in May, for example, 94 percent…

Top 5 Edge AI Trends to Watch in 2022

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2021 saw massive growth in the demand for edge computing — driven by the pandemic, the need for more efficient business processes, as well as key advances in the Internet of Things, 5G and AI. In a study published by IBM in May, for example, 94 percent of surveyed executives said their organizations will implement Read article >

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Omniverse Creator Uses AI to Make Scenes With Singing Digital Humans

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The thing about inspiration is you never know where it might come from, or where it might lead. Anderson Rohr, a 3D generalist and freelance video editor based in southern Brazil, has for more than a dozen years created content ranging from wedding videos to cinematic animation. After seeing another creator animate a sci-fi character’s Read article >

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Get the Best of Cloud Gaming With GeForce NOW RTX 3080 Memberships Available Instantly

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The future of cloud gaming is available NOW, for everyone, with preorders closing and GeForce NOW RTX 3080 memberships moving to instant access. Gamers can sign up for a six-month GeForce NOW RTX 3080 membership and instantly stream the next generation of cloud gaming, starting today. Snag the NVIDIA SHIELD TV or SHIELD TV Pro Read article >

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‘AI 2041: Ten Visions for Our Future’: AI Pioneer Kai-Fu Lee Discusses His New Work of Fiction

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One of AI’s greatest champions has turned to fiction to answer the question: how will technology shape our world in the next 20 years? Kai-Fu Lee, CEO of Sinovation Ventures and a former president of Google China, spoke with NVIDIA AI Podcast host Noah Kravitz about AI 2041: Ten Visions for Our Future. The book, Read article >

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NVIDIA Awards $50,000 Fellowships to Ph.D. Students for GPU Computing Research

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For more than two decades, NVIDIA has supported graduate students doing GPU-based work through the NVIDIA Graduate Fellowship Program. Today we’re announcing the latest awards of up to $50,000 each to 10 Ph.D. students involved in GPU computing research. Selected from a highly competitive applicant pool, the awardees will participate in a summer internship preceding Read article >

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What Is a Digital Twin?

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A digital twin is a continuously updated virtual representation — a true-to-reality simulation of physics and materials — of a real-world physical asset or system.
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Startup Surge: Utility Feels Power of Computer Vision to Track its Lines 

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It was the kind of message Connor McCluskey loves to find in his inbox. As a member of the product innovation team at FirstEnergy Corp. — an electric utility serving 6 million customers from central Ohio to the New Jersey coast — his job is to find technologies that open new revenue streams or cut Read article >

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