GTC 2018 - NVIDIA has just unveiled its new Quadro GV100 workstation graphics card, which is now powered by the Volta GPU architecture and sees the combination of HBM2 as well. The new Quadro GV100 is ...

NVIDIA today announced the NVIDIA Quadro GV100 GPU with NVIDIA RTX technology, delivering for the first time real-time ray tracing to millions of artists and designers. 5,120 CUDA cores, 640 Tensor ...

Today NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang has unveiled the world’s most powerful professional GPU which takes the form of the new NVIDIA Quadro GV100 which is based on NVIDIA’s Volta architecture and sporting ...

Last week, NVIDIA unveiled its RTX real-time ray tracing technology at GDC. It has the potential to change the way artists and developers work in 3D, by letting them quickly render realistic scenes.

We were first introduced to NVIDIA's 12nm Volta GV100 GPU architecture back in early May 2017 when the Tesla V100 Accelerator debuted. NVIDIA later extended its GV100 GPU to the Titan V (you can read ...

NVIDIA’s GPU Technology Conference is currently underway in San Jose, California. The company’s CEO, Jensen Huang, took the stage for his customary opening keynote and unveiled a host of new ...

NVIDIA CEO Jen-Hsun Huang showed off what is the next-generation Volta GV100 GPU on the Tesla V100 accelerator during his 2-hour keynote at GTC 2017. The company calls it the “most advanced ...

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During his GTC 2018 keynote yesterday evening, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang unveiled the company's latest and greatest professional graphics card. The Volta GPU based Quadro GV100 was built to satisfy the ...

In July of 2016, NVIDIA launched the Pascal-based TITAN X, promising 11 teraflops (TFLOPs) of compute performance. In April of this year, NVIDIA ratcheted up the performance a tad with a fully ...

Every year at the Graphics Technology Conference, the CEO of NVIDIA Jensen Huang, holds a keynote speech. This year we expect to hear more about autonomous driving, HPC, AI and deep learning. Last ...