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2020
NVIDIA and SUSE collaborate to expand vGPU support
NVIDIA and SUSE are collaborating to expand hypervisor support for SUSE Linux Enterprise Server, providing vGPU support on kernel-based virtual machine platforms.
2020
NVIDIA releases a new vGPU software version
NVIDIA released a new version of its virtual GPU software, vGPU, with support for more workloads and features intended to improve IT administrator efficiency.
2020
Acer refreshes Predator gaming laptops
Acer refreshed the Predator Helios 700, Helios 300, and Triton 300 with new Intel processors and improved NVIDIA graphics options. The article also describes planned availability dates for the updated models.
2020
NVIDIA unveils Mellanox UFM Cyber-AI platform
NVIDIA unveiled the Mellanox UFM Cyber-AI platform, which uses AI-powered analytics to detect security threats and operational issues and predict network failures in InfiniBand data centers.
2020
Nvidia announces single-GPU PCIe accelerator card
Nvidia announced a new server accelerator card that places a single A100 chip on a PCIe card for use in servers.
2020
浪潮 launches NF5468M6 and NF5468A5 AI servers
浪潮 announced the NF5468M6 and NF5468A5 AI servers, supporting NVIDIA Ampere architecture A100 PCIe Gen4, during ISC20.
2020
ASUS cuts prices on NVIDIA graphics cards
ASUS reduced prices on several NVIDIA graphics card models, including the ROG Strix RTX 2080 Ti OC and ROG Strix RTX 2060 OC.
2020
Lenovo and NetApp launch Easy AI solution
Lenovo- NetApp announced the launch of the Easy AI solution, supported by its all-flash and hybrid-flash arrays and NVIDIA DGX AI systems. The solution offers a range of products and is intended for use across industries.
2020
Lenovo NetApp launches Easy AI solution
Lenovo NetApp announced the launch of its Easy AI solution, which is supported by its flash storage arrays and NVIDIA DGX AI systems.
2020
Nvidia introduces an opt-in policy for GeForce Now game availability
Nvidia introduced a new opt-in policy for game availability on GeForce Now: only developers who explicitly choose to participate will have their titles featured on the service.
2020
NVIDIA and D5 team up on rendering technology
NVIDIA and D5 formed a technology collaboration in the rendering field. The source says the collaboration is intended to give designers a what-you-see-is-what-you-get rendering experience.
2020
NVIDIA launches Jetson Xavier NX developer kit with cloud-native support
NVIDIA announced the launch of the Jetson Xavier NX developer kit with cloud-native support, and said it was extending that support across the Jetson edge-computing product series.
2020
Gigabyte announces HPC systems powered by NVIDIA A100 GPUs
Gigabyte announced four HPC systems powered by NVIDIA Tesla A100 Ampere GPUs for its HPC lineup.
2020
Nvidia publishes 7nm Ampere GPU
The source headline reports that Nvidia released a 7nm Ampere GPU and describes it as the largest performance leap in eight generations.
2020
NVIDIA announces next-generation DGX SuperPOD
NVIDIA announced its next-generation DGX SuperPOD, powered by 140 DGX A100 systems and Mellanox networking technology.
2020
Nvidia unveils A100 data center GPU
Nvidia unveiled its A100 data center GPU, based on its Ampere architecture, and described it as combining training and inference workloads in one architecture. The article also says the A100 was already in full production.
2020
NVIDIA announces DGX A100 supercomputer
NVIDIA announced the DGX A100 supercomputer, equipped with eight Tesla A100 accelerators.
2020
BMW announces deployment of NVIDIA AI systems at its factories
BMW announced that it would deploy NVIDIA EGX A100 and EGX Jetson AGX Xavier edge computers, along with AI robots using NVIDIA's Isaac robotics platform, at its factories.
2020
NVIDIA launches Ampere GPU architecture and Tesla A100 accelerator
NVIDIA formally launched its Ampere GPU architecture and introduced the Tesla A100 accelerator as the first product based on it.
2020
NVIDIA announces Ampere chip and server launch
NVIDIA announced the launch of its Ampere graphics processing chip for data-center AI processing and a corresponding server, priced at $199,000 per unit.