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08:43 | RTX 3070 Ti Rumored With the 3080 Ti now functionally confirmed to exist in a 12GB SKU, and with a freshly rumored May 26th release date (and 25th review date), we can all declare our boredom of this GPU and move on to the next rumor. The next one is the RTX 3070 Ti, alleged to exist by HKEPC. HKEPC’s Chinese-language coverage cited AIB partners in Taiwan (most of them) as the source for the information.  HKEPC says that the RTX 3070 Ti will be available in early June. The media outlet said that the GPU will be GA104, which is currently used in the RTX 3070, the 3060 Ti, and some m...

Nvidia flexes some enterprise muscle at GTC 2021 conference SHARE Not surprisingly, Nvidia Corp. used its GPU Technology Conference last week to announce updates to what it’s doing in the areas of artificial intelligence, supercomputing and autonomous vehicles. But the 2021 version of GTC had a new twist: a much stronger enterprise focus than ever before. Nvidia, best-known for its graphics processing units and associated software to accelerate graphics, is obviously well-known to the gaming community, developers, scientists and others, but it certainly hasn’t be...

Nvidia has revealed an Arm-based data center CPU for AI and high-performance computing it says will provide 10 times faster AI performance than one of AMD’s fastest EPYC CPUs, a move that will give the chipmaker control over compute, acceleration and networking components in servers. The new data center CPU, named Grace after computing programming pioneer Grace Hopper, will create new competition for x86 CPU rivals Intel and AMD when it arrives in early 2023, the launch window Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang provided during the company’s virtual GTC 2021 conference on Monday. The move comes as Nv...

NVIDIA Announces CPU for Giant AI and High Performance Computing Workloads Tuesday, April 13, 2021 11:10AM IST (5:40AM GMT)   Bangalore, Karnataka, India:   ‘Grace’ CPU delivers 10x performance leap for systems training giant AI models, using energy-efficient Arm cores Swiss Supercomputing Center and US Department of Energy’s Los Alamos National Laboratory First to Build NVIDIA CPU-Powered Supercomputers ​ NVIDIA today announced its first data center CPU, an Arm-based processor that will deliver 10x the performance of today...

Tightly integrated with Nvidia GPUs, the company’s first CPU is meant for the near future when AI models reach trillions of parameters.