NVIDIA
New Nvidia GPUs promise better AI
Nvidia has unveiled new Tesla P4 and P40 GPU accelerators. A single Tesla GPU server can replace 13 CPU-only servers for better AI and deep learning.
Nvidia accuses Intel of lying
GPU manufacturer Nvidia has accused Intel of promoting false benchmark figures about the performance of its Knights Landing Xeon Phi co-processor cards. Nvidia claims that in the latest version of the benchmark, Nvidia's Maxwell-based Tesla card is 30 percent faster. The company also says that a newer version of the Tesla co-processor using the latest Pascal GPU architecture would be 90 percent faster.
A gaming dragon rises
World's first laptop to feature eye-tracking
Desktop PC with two Nvidia graphics cards
Nvidia announces new graphics card
At least twice as fast as current generation GPUs
Software for VR devices and multi-monitor PCs
Asus flows into gamers' hearts
World's first liquid cooled laptop launched
League of Legends tournament coming soon
Review: MSI GE62 Apache Pro, a gamer’s dream
MSI is a familiar brand name to gamers around the world. From its dedicated gaming motherboards to SteelSeries keyboards, the brand is a familiar sight in e-sports venues and hardware enthusiast shops.
Nvidia names new sales and marketing VP for APAC
Nvidia said it has named Raymond Teh, an executive with 30 years’ experience in the tech industry, as its vice president of sales and marketing for Asia Pacific.
Nvidia puts a supercomputer in your pocket
Nvidia Corp has unveiled a credit-card sized module that it said harnesses the power of machine learning to enable a new generation of smart, autonomous machines that can learn.
Nvidia announces ‘deep learning’ R&D centre in Singapore
Nvidia Corp has announced plans to establish the Nvidia Technology Centre Asia Pacific, which it said would be the first of its kind in the region to focus on deep learning research and development (R&D).
Five MSC companies get TAP innovation boost
Five Malaysian companies have received support through the Technology Acceleration Programme (TAP), an initiative driven by a tripartite partnership between Multimedia Development Corporation (MDeC), Mimos Bhd and NVIDIA Corporation.
