Kristin Bryson Award-winning research on opioid addiction and climate change fueled by NVIDIA researchers and tens of thousands of NVIDIA GPUs. There was a big surprise at the highly anticipated awards ceremony at SC18, the annual supercomputing show in Dallas this w…
Some come to Utah to ascend mountain peaks, others to ski down them. At the Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition conference in Salt Lake City Wednesday, NVIDIA’s Jensen Huang told top AI researchers he wanted to help them achieve a very different ki…
Oracle announced today that it’s bringing the power of our latest Tesla GPU accelerators to its public cloud. Speaking this morning at Oracle OpenWorld, Don Johnson, the company’s senior vice president of product development, said that Oracle Cloud customers can access NVIDIA Tesla P100 GPU accelerators, starting today. Additionally, he said Oracle will expand its […]
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Whether it’s helping neural networks learn how to learn or getting them to work with pseudo-labeled data, most of the advances in deep learning and artificial intelligence have happened in research labs. Researchers at the University of California at Berkeley, Switzerland’s IDSIA and the University of Tokyo have used the DGX-1 to take their deep […]
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Luminaries and up-and-comers in the artificial intelligence community came together this week to support the participation of women in AI and computer vision research and share the impact they are making on our world. Computer vision is one of the hottest areas of AI research. Scientists around the world are driving breakthroughs in object recognition, […]
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A personal, flying cameraman. A computer that can read your mood. Facial recognition software powerful enough to catch criminals. Custom maps smart enough to help you find what you really want. An app that can help the blind, see. None of this is sci-fi. All these apps are real. And they’re just five of the […]
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Speeding up inference — which helps trained neural networks make decisions and predictions faster — is a hot topic in AI research. No surprise, since quick, solid judgment calls can pay off handsomely. Humans who are good at this often rise to the top of their professions. Consider a financial trader who makes winning trades […]
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Some come to Hawaii with snorkels. Others come with scuba gear. And then there are those who come to dive really deep. In the days ahead, some of the greatest minds in artificial intelligence will be in Honolulu for the annual Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR) conference. Many attendees were arriving Friday afternoon, and […]
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Our announcement this week that we’ll invest $5 million in the newly formed Vector Institute is the latest example of our work with Canada’s thriving artificial intelligence community. When the Toronto-based AI research organization approached us for help, we were quick to join in, along with Google and some of Canada’s top corporations. It’s a […]
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