
Volume 341, Issue 2 · 15 articles from 3 issues
NVIDIA's first custom CPU features 88 Olympus cores designed for AI agents and GPU management. Read more
NVIDIA covers co-designing attention mechanisms with hardware as long contexts dominate inference time. Read more
NVIDIA and dozens of founding partners launch the Open Secure AI Alliance to build shared open tools for cyber defense. Read more
NVIDIA and partners launch the Open Secure AI Alliance to keep defensive AI open and inspectable. Read more
NVIDIA's nvmath-python bridges Python scientific computing and the CUDA-X math libraries. Read more
NVIDIA explains why identical GPU clusters deliver materially different throughput and what closes the gap. Read more
NVIDIA covers simulation approaches for healthcare robotics where real-world data collection is not an option. Read more
NVIDIA explores how open world models push the frontier of physical AI in its Omniverse series. Read more
NVIDIA walks through self-hosting a guardrailed coding assistant for regulated and source-sensitive environments. Read more
NVIDIA works with Cadence and Synopsys to optimize EDA applications for the Vera CPU. Read more
Japanese enterprises and research institutions are building Japanese-language, industry-specific AI models on NVIDIA Nemotron open models. Read more
NVIDIA releases Ising Calibration, an open source vision language model that automates quantum processor tuning. Read more
NVIDIA argues AI's memory demands require smarter storage architecture, not simply more capacity. Read more
Nemotron 3 Ultra tops open models for register transfer level coding, a bottleneck in chip design. Read more
NVIDIA sets out four practical controls for deploying AI agents that act as digital coworkers. Read more