DataBloomMuseumgoers will be able to explore two sunken WWII ships as if they were scuba divers on the ocean floor, thanks to work at Curtin University in Perth, Australia. Exhibits in development, for display in Australia and potentially further afield, will use exquisitely detailed 3D models the researchers are creating to tell the story of Read article >
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SANTA CLARA, Calif., Nov. 17, 2022 — NVIDIA will present at the following events for the financial community:
Credit Suisse 26th Annual Technology Conference
Wednesday, Nov. 30, 7:55 a.m….
Meet the electric SUV with magnetic appeal. Lucid Group unveiled its next act, the Gravity SUV, during the AutoMobility Los Angeles auto show. The automaker also launched additional versions of the hit Lucid Air sedan — Air Pure and Air Touring. Both models offer the future-ready DreamDrive Pro driver-assistance system, powered by the NVIDIA DRIVE Read article >
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Celebrating the SuperComputing 2022 international conference, NVIDIA announces the release of HPC Software Development Kit (SDK) v22.11. Members of the NVIDIA…
Celebrating the SuperComputing 2022 international conference, NVIDIA announces the release of HPC Software Development Kit (SDK) v22.11. Members of the NVIDIA Developer Program can download the release now for free.
The NVIDIA HPC SDK is a comprehensive suite of compilers, libraries, and tools for high performance computing (HPC) developers. It provides everything developers need to productively develop high performance applications. The HPC SDK and its components are updated numerous times each year with new capabilities, performance advancements, and other enhancements.
In addition to the usual fixes and enhancements, the new v22.11 release gives you a preview of the innovative stdexec library designed to standardize C++ asynchrony. This library enables developers to write high-level algorithmic code that is not specific to CPU or GPU machines, resulting in improved programmer productivity and application portability.
The stdexec library introduces the ability to schedule work asynchronously, which results in better resource utilization and performance than the existing C++ parallel algorithms. This enables fine-grained execution control, minimizing latencies, and even leveraging the performance advantages of multi-GPU/multi-node systems.
The stdexec library is an early implementation of a C++ Standardization Committee proposal that enables matching the HPC workload with the most appropriate computing resources. Sometimes referred to as Senders, this library empowers you, the developer, to control precisely where and how you want your work to execute, ultimately delivering portable parallelism.
The HPC SDK now contains the latest cuSOLVER and cuFFT multi-node functionality. These libraries enable users to write software applications that scale to thousands of GPUs with just a few lines of code. Recently, multi-node FFTs have been integrated into the HPC application GROMACS, providing performance improvements.
GROMACS, a simulation package for molecular dynamics, is one of the most-used HPC applications worldwide. Historically, the application was only able to compute Particle-Mesh Ewald (PME) long-range forces between atoms with a single rank and single GPU. This limits multi-node scalability of the full simulation. By integrating the new multi-node functionality, GROMACS can now compute multiple PME ranks in the simulation, providing enhanced scalability and performance.
Figure 1 shows the performance improvements of this new feature, for a real scientific test case. The results, from the NVIDIA Selene cluster using 4 A100-SXM4 GPUs per node, demonstrate that scalability has improved from 2 to 32 nodes, allowing a large boost in performance.
The term ns/day refers to the number of nanoseconds (ns) of simulation (the variable time in the simulation) that are possible in a day of computation (elapsed real time or wall time). This is a useful metric to schedule your work or to get a sense of what is achievable in a given period of time.
To get started with stdexec and the NVIDIA math libraries, download the new HPC SDK 22.11 update for free from the NVIDIA Developer Zone.
Learn more about the HPC SDK, the advantages of standards-based parallel programming, and multi-node GPU-accelerated math libraries. You can also reference the NVIDIA HPC SDK Version 22.9 Documentation.
AI-generated art has arrived. With a presentation making its debut this week at The Museum of Modern Art in New York City — perhaps the world’s premier institution devoted to modern and contemporary art — the AI technologies that have upended trillion-dollar industries worldwide over the past decade will get a formal introduction. Created by Read article >
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Join NVIDIA on December 1 at 3 pm GMT to learn the fundamentals of accelerated data analytics, high-level use cases, and problem-solving methods that can help…
Join NVIDIA on December 1 at 3 pm GMT to learn the fundamentals of accelerated data analytics, high-level use cases, and problem-solving methods that can help deliver breakthrough research.
The U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has selected Lockheed Martin and NVIDIA to build a prototype system to accelerate outputs of Earth Environment Monitoring and their corresponding visualizations. Using AI techniques, such a system has the potential to reduce by an order of magnitude the amount of time necessary for the output of complex Read article >
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Lockheed Martin (NYSE: LMT) and NVIDIA today announced a collaboration to build an Artificial Intelligence (AI)-driven Earth Observations Digital Twin that will provide the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) with an efficient and centralized approach to monitor current global environmental conditions, including extreme weather events.
Gaming in the living room is getting an upgrade with GeForce NOW. This GFN Thursday, kick off the weekend streaming GeForce NOW on Samsung TVs, with upcoming support for 4K resolution. Get started with the 10 new titles streaming this week. Plus, Yes by YTL Communications, a leading 5G provider in Malaysia, today announced it Read article >
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NVIDIA today reported revenue for the third quarter ended October 30, 2022, of $5.93 billion, down 17% from a year ago and down 12% from the previous quarter.