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Nvidia may acquire SoftBank owned UK chip maker ARM for $32bn: Report

The proposed deal includes "both cash and stock and that it valued ARM at above the $32bn price that SoftBank paid for the business in 2016"

Google supercomputer, Nvidia GPUs break AI performance records

Google said it has built the worlds fastest machine learning (ML) training supercomputer that broke AI performance records in six out of eight industry-leading MLPerf benchmarks

AORUS team up with NVIDIA for South Asia Tournament in Call of Duty, PUBG

Top teams from India, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka will have a chance to seize the total $6000 prize pool

Telangana eyes growing AI market, signs 8 MoUs with global cos, IITs

The MoUs were signed in the presence of IT and Industries Minister KT Rama Rao after he declared 2020 as the 'Year of AI' at a meeting here with industry bigwigs

CES 2019: Nvidia unveils AI-powered Drive AutoPilot self-driving platform

Drive AutoPilot is part of the Nvidia Drive platform, currently being used by hundreds of companies involved in self-driving cars - including Uber Technologies Inc and Volkswagen AG

Nvidia misses sales target for third quarter, shares plunge 17%

Nvidia also said that its revenue derived from personal computer makers decreased by almost 40 per cent because of lower demand for GPU products targeted for use in cryptocurrency mining

Uber does not use its self-driving processing solution: Nvidia's CEO

The Nvidia DRIVE platform is used by over 370 companies developing self-driving technology

CES 2018: Nvidia partners with Uber, Volkswagen in self-driving technology

Uber has been using Nvidia's GPU computing technology since its first test fleet of Volvo SC90 SUVS were deployed in 2016 in Pittsburgh and Phoenix

Nvidia shows smaller AI computer for Baidu

US chipmaker Nvidia showed off on Monday a smaller and more efficient artificial intelligence (AI) computer for self-driving cars, saying it would power Baidu's mapping and autonomous vehicle technology. Chinese web services firm Baidu will deploy Nvidia's new Drive PX 2 as its in-vehicle car computer for its self-driving system, Nvidia said as it unveiled the computer in Beijing. As more carmakers develop plans for self-driving technology to roll out in their vehicles in the next decade or less, Nvidia is trying to lower the barriers to entry, providing powerful computers to help automakers enter the market. Earlier this month, Nvidia and Baidu announced a partnership to develop a full self-driving car architecture from the cloud to the vehicle using both firms' expertise in AI.Nvidia said its new Drive PX 2 computer uses 10 watts of power and is half the size of the original version, launched in January. That solves a problem faced by carmakers incorporating self-driving technology