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I was wondering if there was a calculator or formula I could use to find a rough estimation of the time it takes to crack hashes based on GPU. I am trying to assess how much performance I would lose/gain based on different bu… Continue reading Estimating Password Cracking Speed Based on GPU?
Nvidia is urging gamers to update its GeForce Experience software after patching two high-severity vulnerabilities. Continue reading Nvidia Fixes High-Severity Flaws in GeForce Experience for Gamers
Nvidia has patched three vulnerabilities in its Windows GPU display driver that could enable information disclosure, denial of service and privilege escalation. Continue reading Nvidia Warns Windows Gamers on GPU Driver Flaws
Versions of GeForce Experience for Windows before 3.18 are open to a bug that can allow denial of service and remote code execution. Continue reading Gamers Beware: Nvidia Fixes High-Severity GeForce Experience Bug
Chip maker Nvidia has released a security update, fixing eight CVE flaws in its Windows and Linux graphics display drivers. Continue reading Nvidia patches eight security flaws in graphics products
The engineers and product designers at [moovel lab] have created the Open Data Cam – an AI camera platform that can identify and count objects as they move through its field of view – along with an open source guide for making your own.
Step one: get out your ruler and utility knife. In this world of ubiquitous 3D-printers they’ve taken a decidedly low-tech approach to the project’s enclosure: a cut, folded, and zip-tied plastic box, with a cardboard frame inside to hold the electronic bits. It’s “splash proof” and certainly cheap to make, but we’re a little worried about …read more
As a general rule, GPUs are more effective than CPUs when it comes to performing acutely repetitive tasks, like iterating over lists and generating permutations of a set (i.e. exhausting dictionaries & keysets), in order to crack a has… Continue reading How do Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) compare to Graphics Processing Units (GPUs); for cracking hashes?
Nvidia, together with partners like IBM, HPE, Oracle, Databricks and others, is launching a new open-source platform for data science and machine learning today. Rapids, as the company is calling it, is all about making it easier for large businesses to use the power of GPUs to quickly analyze massive amounts of data and then […] Continue reading Nvidia launches Rapids to help bring GPU acceleration to data analytics
Nvidia today announced its new GPU for machine learning and inferencing in the data center. The new Tesla T4 GPUs (where the ‘T’ stands for Nvidia’s new Turing architecture) are the successors to the current batch of P4 GPUs that virtually every major cloud computing provider now offers. Google, Nvidia said, will be among the […] Continue reading Nvidia launches the Tesla T4, its fastest data center inferencing platform yet
NVIDIA has announced that latest addition to their GPU lineup, the 20xx series, and with a hefty price tag comes significantly improved performance.
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