Nvidia’s DGX Spark packs a petaflop of power into a desktop box, bringing AI supercomputing to your desk. At $3,999, it’s pricey but revolutionary, the first true personal AI supercomputer for researchers, creators, and dreamers.
Nvidia has committed $100 billion to OpenAI, primarily for its own hardware. The deal immediately raised Nvidia’s market value by $220 billion and signals growing dominance in AI infrastructure.
AMD has revealed its MegaPod, a massive AI supercomputing rack powered by 256 Instinct MI500 GPUs, directly challenging Nvidia’s dominance with its SuperPod. This piece breaks down what MegaPod means for AI, cloud infrastructure, and the GPU arms race.
Chinese hardware manufacturer FEVM has introduced the FA65G mini PC, targeting professionals and enthusiasts seeking maximum computing performance within a...
NVIDIA just made an incredible announcement – The company is working on an AI Desktop Supercomputer. At a press conference...
Nvidia enters the ASIC market, focusing on chips optimized for AI inference tasks like large language models. Discover its strategy to remain at the forefront of semiconductor innovation.
Nvidia is set to launch its Jetson Thor compact computers for humanoid robots in 2025, marking a significant push into robotics. The move comes as AI technology advances and major companies like Amazon and Google develop their own AI chips.
Discover Genesis, the new open-source simulation system revolutionizing AI robot training by simulating tasks 430,000 times faster than real-world time, opening up new frontiers in robotics.