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During the keynote at GTC today, Nvidia unveiled its new Jetson Orin Nano system-on-module, and announced updates to its Nova Orin robot reference platform.

So what NVIDIA kicked off its annual GPU Technology Conference (GTC) today with a slew of announcements, but the unveiling of a new CPU easily stole the show as the most meaningful new product. The company has long specialized primarily in GPUs instead of CPUs, and NVIDIA's prior efforts to develop CPUs have been lackluster. NVIDIA used to make Tegra processors for mobile devices, and it discontinued the Project Denver CPU core several years ago. Image source: NVIDIA. The company has now detailed a new chip called the NVIDIA Grace CPU, which is designed specifically to cater to the needs of t...

Nvidia is building new Arm CPUs again: Nvidia Grace, for the data center Promising 10x the performance of ‘today’s fastest servers’ for AI and HPC Share this story We’ve barely heard a peep out of Nvidia on the CPU front for years, after the lackluster arrival of its Project Denver CPU and its associated Tegra K1 mobile processors in 2014. But now, the company’s getting back into CPUs in a big way with the new Nvidia Grace, an Arm-based processing chip specifically designed for AI data centers. It’s a good time for Nvidia to be flexing its Arm: it’s currently trying to buy Arm ...