Category: Misc
MLPerf Inference v5.1 is the latest version of the MLPerf Inference industry standard benchmark. With benchmark rounds held twice per year, the benchmark features many tests of AI inference performance and is regularly updated with new models and scenarios. This round, NVIDIA submitted results in the available category using the GB300 NVL72 rack-scale system, the first-ever MLPerf submissions using the Blackwell Ultra architecture.
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AI scaling is incredibly complex, and new techniques in training and inference are continually demanding more out of the data center. While data center…
AI scaling is incredibly complex, and new techniques in training and inference are continually demanding more out of the data center. While data center capabilities are scaling quickly, data center infrastructure is subject to fundamental physical limitations that have no impact on algorithms and models. Power availability, cooling capacity, and space constraints place limits on the physical…
Inference has emerged as the new frontier of complexity in AI. Modern models are evolving into agentic systems capable of multi-step reasoning, persistent memory, and long-horizon context—enabling them to tackle complex tasks across domains such as software development, video generation, and deep research. These workloads place unprecedented demands on infrastructure, introducing new challenges in compute, memory, and networking that require a fundamental rethinking of how inference is scaled and optimized. This blog explores the next evolution in disaggregated inference infrastructure and introduces NVIDIA Rubin CPX—a purpose-built GPU designed to meet the demands of long-context AI workloads with greater efficiency and ROI.
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At this week’s IAA Mobility conference in Munich, NVIDIA Vice President of Automotive Ali Kani outlined how cloud-to-car AI platforms are bringing new levels of safety, intelligence and trust to the road. NVIDIA and its partners didn’t just show off cars at the conference — they showed off what cars are becoming: AI-defined machines, built
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NVIDIA® today announced NVIDIA Rubin CPX, a new class of GPU purpose-built for massive-context processing. This enables AI systems to handle million-token software coding and generative video with groundbreaking speed and efficiency.