In a clear demonstration of why AI leadership demands the best compute capabilities, NVIDIA today unveiled the world’s 22nd fastest supercomputer — DGX SuperPOD — which provides AI infrastructure that meets the massive demands of the company’s autonomous-vehicle deployment program. The system was built in just three weeks with 96 NVIDIA DGX-2H supercomputers and Mellanox Read article >

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From discovering drugs, to locating black holes, to finding safer nuclear energy sources, high performance computing systems around the world have enabled breakthroughs across all scientific domains. Japan’s fastest supercomputer, ABCI, powered by NVIDIA Tensor Core GPUs, enables similar breakthroughs by taking advantage of AI. The system is the world’s first large-scale, open AI infrastructure Read article >

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Computer vision technology that can identify items in a shopping bag. Deep learning tools that inspect train tracks for defects. An AI model that automatically labels street-view imagery. These are just a few of the AI breakthroughs being showcased this week by the dozens of NVIDIA Inception startups at the annual Computer Vision and Pattern Read article >

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From voice assistants like Alexa and Google Maps navigation to Bing’s conversational search, AI has become a part of daily life for many. These tasks are performing deep learning inference, which might be thought of as AI put into action. The deep learning neural networks that power AI are trained on massive amounts of data. Read article >

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