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AI chip revenue for 2024 is expected to hit $71.3 billion. Plus, AI device makers are increasingly bringing chips in-house. Continue reading Gartner Predicts Worldwide Chip Revenue Will Gain 33% in 2024
This year, we’ve already seen sizeable leaks of NVIDIA source code, and a release of open-source drivers for NVIDIA Tegra. It seems NVIDIA decided to amp it up, and just …read more Continue reading NVIDIA Releases Drivers With Openness Flavor
NVIDIA and Harvard teamed up to use machine learning to study human DNA. Continue reading GPU and Machine Learning Identify Spots on DNA That Are Likely to Mutate
In the early 2000s, VMware introduced the world to virtual servers that allowed IT to make more efficient use of idle server capacity. Today, Run:AI is introducing that same concept to GPUs running containerized machine learning projects on Kubernetes. This should enable data science teams to have access to more resources than they would normally […] Continue reading Run:AI brings virtualization to GPUs running Kubernetes workloads
It’s about convenience when it comes to single board computers. The trade-off of raw compute power for size means the bulk of them end up being ARM based, but there are a few exceptions like the x86 based Udoo Ultra. The embedded Intel 405 GPU on the Udoo Ultra is better than most in the category, but that won’t begin to play much of anything outside of a browser window. Not satisfied with “standard” [Matteo] put together his build combining an Udoo x86 Ultra with a NVIDIA 1060 GPU. It seems ridiculous to have an expansion card almost three times …read more
Continue reading Single Board Computer Plays Nice with NVIDIA GPU
Selling GPUs for cryptocurrency mining accounted for 10 percent of Nvidia’s revenue only a few months ago. Now the company isn’t factoring it into its revenue stream at all. Continue reading World’s Biggest GPU Maker No Longer Expects to Make Money on Cryptocurrency Mining
Nvidia launched a monster box yesterday called the HGX-2, and it’s the stuff that geek dreams are made of. It’s a cloud server that is purported to be so powerful it combines high performance computing with artificial intelligence requirements in one exceptionally compelling package. You know you want to know the specs, so let’s get […] Continue reading Nvidia launches colossal HGX-2 cloud server to power HPC and AI
As companies gather increasing amounts of data, they face a choice over bottlenecks. They can have it in the storage component or the backend compute system. Some companies have attacked the problem by using GPUs to streamline the back end problem or Flash storage to speed up the storage problem. Pure Storage wants to give […] Continue reading Pure Storage teams with Nvidia on GPU-fueled Flash storage solution for AI
Are you a student? Are you part of a hackerspace? We have a contest going on right now where you can win a fancy new Prusa i3 MK3. The Repairs You Can Print contest is a challenge to do something useful with that machine that spits out tugboats. We’re looking for functional repairs of items around your house, office, or garage. Did you repair something with a 3D printer? Then you too can get in on the action! Enter now! Check out the entries!
You may know Flite Test as the group who do everything surrounding remote control flight (mostly …read more
Google Cloud today announced the launch of preemptible GPUs. Like Google’s preemptible VMs (and AWS’s comparable spot instances), these GPUs come at a significant discount — in this case, 50 percent. But in return, Google may sh… Continue reading Google Cloud launches preemptible GPUs with a 50% discount