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NVIDIA has released RAPIDS cuDF unified memory and text data processing features that help data scientists continue to use pandas when working with larger and…

NVIDIA has released RAPIDS cuDF unified memory and text data processing features that help data scientists continue to use pandas when working with larger and text-heavy datasets in demanding workloads. Data scientists can now accelerate these workloads by up to 30x. RAPIDS is a collection of open-source GPU-accelerated data science and AI libraries. cuDF is a Python GPU DataFrame library for…

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The State of California today announced a first-of-its-kind AI education initiative with NVIDIA. The public-private collaboration supports the state’s goals in workforce training and economic development by giving universities, community colleges and adult education programs in California the resources to gain skills in generative AI. “AI will continue to become more advanced and more prominent
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NVIDIA CUDA-Q (formerly NVIDIA CUDA Quantum) is an open-source programming model for building hybrid-quantum classical applications that take full advantage of…

NVIDIA CUDA-Q (formerly NVIDIA CUDA Quantum) is an open-source programming model for building hybrid-quantum classical applications that take full advantage of CPU, GPU, and QPU compute abilities. Developing these applications today is challenging and requires a flexible, easy-to-use coding environment coupled with powerful quantum simulation capabilities to efficiently evaluate and improve the…

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GPUs are specially designed to crunch through massive amounts of data at high speed. They have a large amount of compute resources, called streaming…

GPUs are specially designed to crunch through massive amounts of data at high speed. They have a large amount of compute resources, called streaming multiprocessors (SMs), and an array of facilities to keep them fed with data: high bandwidth to memory, sizable data caches, and the capability to switch to other teams of workers (warps) without any overhead if an active team has run out of data.

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This GFN Thursday marks 2,000 games in the GeForce NOW library, with five new games joining this week, alongside a demo for Square Enix’s Visions of Mana and a new reward for members playing Elder Scrolls Online. From epic role-playing games (RPGs) to heart-pounding shooters, the GeForce NOW library offers a variety of adventures for
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Silicon Valley’s Figure has taken the wraps off of its next-generation Figure 02 conversational humanoid robot that taps into NVIDIA Omniverse and NVIDIA GPUs for fully autonomous tasks. Figure said it recently tested Figure 02 for data collection and use-case training at BMW Group’s Spartanburg, South Carolina, production line. Figure 02 comes just 10 months
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The open-source llama.cpp code base was originally released in 2023 as a lightweight but efficient framework for performing inference on Meta Llama models….

The open-source llama.cpp code base was originally released in 2023 as a lightweight but efficient framework for performing inference on Meta Llama models. Built on the GGML library released the previous year, llama.cpp quickly became attractive to many users and developers (particularly for use on personal workstations) due to its focus on C/C++ without the need for complex dependencies.

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Writer has released two new domain-specific AI models, Palmyra-Med 70B and Palmyra-Fin 70B, expanding the capabilities of NVIDIA NIM. These models bring…

Writer has released two new domain-specific AI models, Palmyra-Med 70B and Palmyra-Fin 70B, expanding the capabilities of NVIDIA NIM. These models bring unparalleled accuracy to medical and financial generative AI applications—outperforming comparable models like GPT-4, Med-PaLM 2, and Claude 3.5 Sonnet. While general-purpose large language models (LLMs) have captured recent headlines…

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NVIDIA NIM, part of NVIDIA AI Enterprise, now supports tool-calling for models like Llama 3.1. It also integrates with LangChain to provide you with a…

NVIDIA NIM, part of NVIDIA AI Enterprise, now supports tool-calling for models like Llama 3.1. It also integrates with LangChain to provide you with a production-ready solution for building agentic workflows. NIM microservices provide the best performance for open-source models such as Llama 3.1 and are available to test for free from NVIDIA API Catalog in LangChain applications.

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