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NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) drives innovation in accelerated computing through its industry-leading GPUs and AI platforms. This resource aggregates official announcements and verified news about the company's advancements in visual computing, data center solutions, and artificial intelligence infrastructure.
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NVIDIA has launched the Jetson Orin Nano modules, boasting up to 80x performance improvements over previous models. This expansion within the Jetson lineup includes up to 40 trillion operations per second for the Orin Nano, targeting edge AI and robotics applications. The module is designed for compatibility with existing Jetson systems and supports multiple AI application pipelines. Available in January starting at $199, these advancements come amidst strong demand, with over 1,000 customers adopting the Jetson AGX Orin.
NVIDIA has unveiled its next-generation superchip, DRIVE Thor, designed for autonomous vehicles, boasting a performance capacity of up to 2,000 teraflops. This platform integrates multiple intelligent functions, enhancing operational efficiency and reducing costs. The launch aims to support ZEEKR, the first customer, with production beginning in early 2025. DRIVE Thor introduces new AI capabilities for improved safety and efficiency, enabling concurrent processing of critical tasks. It’s also compliant with several safety standards, showcasing NVIDIA's commitment to functional safety in software-defined vehicles.
NVIDIA has launched its first software-as-a-service offering, NVIDIA Omniverse™ Cloud, designed for developing and experiencing metaverse applications. This cloud-based suite facilitates 3D design and collaboration, enabling applications in robotics and autonomous vehicles. Early adopters include RIMAC Group, Siemens, and WPP. The service aims to revolutionize automotive marketing and improve engineering processes with features like the Omniverse Nucleus Cloud and Isaac Sim.
NVIDIA has launched the RTX 6000 workstation GPU, featuring the Ada Lovelace architecture, promising a 2-4x performance improvement over its predecessor. Designed for neural graphics, it enhances workflows in AI, simulation, and rendering, enabling sophisticated content creation and virtual environments. The GPU includes 48GB of memory, significant advancements in GPU cores, and supports virtualization. Available from global partners starting in December, it caters to diverse sectors including film, broadcasting, and engineering simulations.
NVIDIA has launched the new GeForce RTX 40 Series GPUs, featuring the Ada Lovelace architecture which promises up to 4x performance improvements over the previous generation. The flagship RTX 4090 GPU is expected to deliver exceptional gaming capabilities, achieving over 100 frames per second at 4K resolution. The introduction of NVIDIA DLSS 3 enhances gameplay by generating entire frames for improved speed. Both the RTX 4090 and RTX 4080 will be available in October and November, priced at $1,599 and $1,199 respectively.
NVIDIA has unveiled DLSS 3, an AI-driven performance enhancement technology, during the GeForce Beyond event on September 20, 2022. This new iteration significantly boosts gaming performance by up to 4x compared to conventional rendering methods. Key features include Optical Multi Frame Generation, which generates new frames to improve responsiveness and reduce visual anomalies. Over 35 games and applications have committed to integrating DLSS 3, set to launch on October 12, 2022, alongside the GeForce RTX 40 Series GPUs.
NVIDIA announced a new data center solution with Dell Technologies at VMware Explore, aimed at enhancing AI workload performance and implementing zero-trust security for enterprises.
The solution integrates Dell PowerEdge servers with NVIDIA BlueField DPUs, NVIDIA GPUs, and NVIDIA AI Enterprise software, optimized for VMware vSphere 8. This combination supports modern distributed applications and enhances data center capabilities.
Available through NVIDIA LaunchPad, it focuses on improving infrastructure security and performance across various environments.
NVIDIA reported Q2 FY23 revenue of $6.70 billion, a 3% increase year-over-year but a 19% decrease from the previous quarter. Earnings per diluted share fell significantly to $0.26, down 72% from last year. Data Center revenue soared 61% year-over-year to $3.81 billion. The company returned $3.44 billion to shareholders, with $11.93 billion remaining for share repurchases. Q3 guidance anticipates revenue of $5.90 billion due to expected declines in Gaming and Professional Visualization revenue.
NVIDIA will host its GTC conference virtually from Sept. 19-22, 2022, featuring over 200 sessions led by industry leaders. The keynote by CEO Jensen Huang will be livestreamed on Sept. 20. Notable discussions include AI advancements in sectors like healthcare and climate modeling, and participation from Turing Award winners Yoshua Bengio, Geoff Hinton, and Yann LeCun. The event will offer valuable insights for various audiences, from developers to business leaders, with free registration now available.
NVIDIA has launched the Omniverse Avatar Cloud Engine (ACE), a suite of cloud-native AI models enabling developers to create lifelike virtual assistants and digital humans. ACE allows businesses to harness powerful computing capabilities to build avatars that understand multiple languages and interact intelligently. Applications like Project Maxine and Project Tokkio highlight ACE's potential in enhancing customer service and virtual collaboration. Industry analysts note this innovation meets the growing demand for digital humans across various sectors.
