Nvidia share price slips as crypto boom fades
Nvidia has reported a 40% year-on-year boost, though weakening demand in the cryptocurrency business unit dampened excitement.
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Nvidia builds new AI platform to give robots better brains
Nvidia has announced the general availability of its Isaac platform designed to bring the futuristic world of robots for manufacturing, logistics, agriculture, construction and other industries.
Nvidia claims autonomous driving breakthrough, but let’s see
Nvidia has attempted to jump-start the CES PR euphoria, claiming it can achieve Level 5 autonomous driving right now with its Xavier processors.
Nvidia software raises question as to whether creativity actually exists
Software developed by Nvidia is building unique images which asks the question of whether creativity is a real thing?
Nvidia unveils Titan V with 110 Teraflops of deep learning power
Nvidia has unleashed new desktop GPU, with claims the beast is taming 110 Teraflops of horsepower under the hood, a moody nine times that of its puny predecessor.
Nvidia stakes another bold claim for autonomous driving
Google has recently set the roads alight with claims of cracking the self-driving conundrum by the end of the year, and it didn’t take long for Nvidia to start shouting.
Huawei joins forces with Nvidia for server fun
Huawei has started the Friday party early by unveiling the FusionServer G series heterogeneous computing platform. Break out the party hats.
Nvidia jumps in at the deep end with Baidu AI partnership
If Nvidia is looking to make a splash in the world of artificial intelligence it’s going about it in the right way, announcing a partnership with Baidu, one of the world’s largest internet companies.
Softbank said to buy into Nvidia – who’s next?
SoftBank has continued its betting spree in the artificial intelligence arena as reports emerge the giant has a $4 billion stake in graphics chipmaker Nvidia.
Chitty chippy Bosch dosh, and hopefully no bang
Bosch has announced a new partnership with Nvidia to develop artificial intelligence self-driving systems for autonomous vehicles on a mass market scale.
Nvidia Nvisages in-car AI with Nnormous CES Nnnouncements
A series of Nvidia announcements around AI and connected cars at CES underpin a ludicrous 12 months, in which its share value has surged by more than 200%.
Qualcomm aims to regain mobile chip initiative with Snapdragon 820
Mobile chip giant Qualcomm has shown off its latest flagship smartphone SoC – the Snapdragon 820 – which it hopes will regain some of the initiative lost by its predecessor.
Nvidia focuses on the connected car with new Tegra X1 chip
Graphics giant Nvidia unveiled the latest version of its mobile SoC – the Tegra X1 – in Las Vegas ahead of the official start of CES 2015. The chip doubles the performance of the year-old K1 and supports a number of new features focused on the connected car.
Google joins auto makers in connected car alliance
Leading tech firms have teamed up with automotive manufacturers to create an industry alliance aimed at bringing the Android platform to connected cars. Audi, GM, Honda, Hyundai and Nvidia have joined Google to form the Open Automotive Alliance (OAA).
Nvidia aims to ignite controller-pad mobile gaming
Much like how Nokia became the largest manufacturer of digital cameras in 2008, when the mobile handset became the primary camera, Google’s Android platform is well on its way to becoming one of the most popular gaming platforms in the world.
Nvidia cooking up 3G/4G chips
Competition in the mobile chip market is heating up, as graphics giant Nvidia agreed on Monday to acquire a UK-based baseband processor manufacturer, adding wireless connectivity to its arsenal.
LG to develop own smartphone chips
Embattled South Korean OEM LG has announced that it’s working on developing its own smartphone chips in a bid to boost its flagging handset business. Although LG is the world’s third-largest mobile phone manufacturer, the company has reported losses for three quarters in a row and is under increasing pressure from rivals HTC and Samsung.
Intel pays Nvidia $1.5bn to settle patent dispute
Silicon players Intel and Nvidia have agreed to end all outstanding legal disputes in a deal that will see Intel pay graphics specialist Nvidia $1.5bn as part of a six-year cross-licensing agreement. Intel will make the payments in five annual instalments, beginning January 18th. Intel gets a licence to Nvidia patents, while Nvidia gets limited access to Intel’s portfolio, wtih x86 not covered by the deal. Intel’s flash memory products are also excluded from the agreement.
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