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E4S, the open source Extreme-Scale Scientific Software Stack for HPC-AI scientific applications, now incorporates AI/ML libraries and expands GPU support [...]

Nvidia’s latest results show it’s in a different league than Microsoft, Amazon, and the rest of Big Tech.

The 144-core Grace Superchip couldnt catch up to a 96-core dual-socket Sapphire Rapids server, but it may prove to be more efficient.

A mysterious new GPU was spotted on X, that we suspect might be a new Hopper variant. Theres also a small chance this could be the RTX 4090 Ti/Super that was reportedly canceled.

2023 has been a big year for tech leaders, and some have handled the spotlight better than others. Here are the biggest winners and losers this year.

AMD continued to engage with Nvidias claims by showing some of its results, including further optimizations, while others accounted for latency, typically the situation with servers.

The latest U.S. government regulations prompted Nvidia to quickly launch its H20 GPU, but its having a rough start.

There’s no stopping Nvidia from this level of growth for the foreseeable future. The company continues to execute like a finely tuned machine.

Chinese firms have started to "stockpile" NVIDIA's AI GPUs, with one being Tencent, as the company reveals it has a "backup" plan.

Nvidia this week introduced a new monster processing unit for AI workloads, the HGX H200. As the name suggests, the new chip is the successor to the...