With the exploding popularity of robots, drones and other unmanned systems, there are few better places to see the latest in autonomous technology than at Xponential, the world’s premier gathering of the people who design and build it. NVIDIA is at ...

Iray for Rhino is now available for $295 a year. With it, product designers, architects and others using physically based rendering can render within Rhino’s viewports for continual, realistic feedback while crafting a digital model’s form, ...

NVIDIA and Samsung have agreed to settle all pending intellectual property litigation between the two companies, NVIDIA announced today.

For the fourth consecutive year, our Tesla Accelerated Computing Platform helped set new milestones in the Asia Student Supercomputer Challenge, the world’s largest supercomputer competition. Each year, the brightest minds from universities around ...

Marc Gyongyosi isn’t your average college student. The junior computer science major at Northwestern University’s McCormick School of Engineering has thrown himself into the world of lightweight robotics in a way that reaches far beyond the ...

Deep learning, virtual reality, autonomous driving and supercomputing are some of the biggest trends sweeping through the tech industry. There’s no better way to dive into them than our first GPU Technology Conference in Europe, taking place Sept. ...

NVIDIA will host a conference call on Thursday, May 12, at 2 p.m. PT (5 p.m. ET) to discuss its financial results for the first quarter of fiscal year 2017

Give people the tools, skills and opportunity to learn, and they can transform their world. Today, there are few better tools than science, technology, engineering and math. That’s the approach taken by the Gyanodaya Foundation’s Slum Innovation ...

We’ll be demonstrating how our Iray rendering technology can support virtual reality experiences at this week’s Silicon Valley Virtual Reality conference. The post How We’re Bringing Our Iray VR Technology to the Silicon Valley Virtual Reality ...

Turn the key in the ignition of a ‘67 Mustang or any other classic car and the needles on the dashboard spring to life. In modern hot rods, replacing this analog system with a digital dashboard comes with challenges. Zero latency is the goal of ...