Computer makers are unveiling a total of 50 servers with Nvidia’s A100 graphics processing units (GPUs) to power AI, data science, and scientific computing applications. Unveiled in May, the A100 GPU has 54 billion transistors (the on-off switches that are the building blocks of all things electronic) and can execute five petaflops of performance, or […]
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– Advertisement – It won’t be long before Intel’s Xe graphics cards become a reality. As per industry insiders, team blue is aiming for a mid-2020 launch date for its Xe discrete graphics cards. These GPUs will be built atop Intel’s 10nm process and will be aimed towards gamers as well as professionals. It is
Earlier this week, it was confirmed that the upcoming Microsoft Surface laptops will be powered by Ryzen. A new leak suggests that the new Surface will feature the Ryzen 3000 APUs. A listing for an Acer laptop has the Ryzen 5 3500U listed as the processor. Let’s break down the rumors on-by-one. Moreover, the new
The consumer graphics card market is competitive after a fairly long hiatus. AMD has finally let go of the GCN architecture, giving way to the RDNA powered Navi design built from the ground up for gaming. NVIDIA, on the other hand, is trying its best to get ray-tracing featured in almost all the upcoming AAA
Artificial intelligence (AI) may seem to be a fashionable buzzword these days, but the term was first coined at Dartmouth College in New Hampshire more than 50 years ago. Since then, AI has evolved considerably from its rarefied academic beginnings. Generally understood to be the animating technology by which machines mimic the cognitive functions
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Nvidia announced its new enterprise software product, vComputeServer, which has been developed and optimised for use with VMware’s vSphere. Last week, VMware announced its intention to acquire Carbon Black and Pivotal, in a massive deal that will expand the company’s SaaS offerings, while enhancing its ability to enable digital transformation for customers. Before the dust
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Businesses using Google’s cloud computing services for resource hungry GPU processes can now avail of a lower cost option recently launched by the company. To sweeten the deal, the new feature, which was already launched as a beta version, is offered to companies at a significant discount. However, there is a catch—Google has the right
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