Tag: Nvidia
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Nvidia DGX Spark Surges 2.5x Faster After Latest Software Update
Intro: A Nab of Power for AI on the Go Nvidia is accelerating its AI mini PC lineup with a substantial performance upgrade for DGX Spark and its GB10-based siblings. At CES, the company revealed that the platform’s latest software update delivers roughly 2.5x faster performance than at launch. The move not only boosts raw…
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NVIDIA Unveils Alpamayo: Open-Source AI for Safer, Reasoning-Based Autonomous Driving
Introduction: A New Open-Source Era for Autonomous Driving NVIDIA has announced the Alpamayo family of open-source AI models and tools designed to accelerate safe, reasoning-based autonomous vehicle (AV) development. This release positions Alpamayo as a premier open framework for tackling long-tail driving scenarios, improving decision-making, and enabling more robust testing through simulation and data resources.…
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Nvidia DGX Spark Gets a 2.5x Speed Boost at CES
Overview: A Major Upgrade for Nvidia DGX Spark Nvidia unveiled a significant performance uplift for its DGX Spark platform and its GB10-based siblings at this year’s CES. The AI mini PC, already a popular choice for on‑premises AI workloads and edge deployments, now runs up to 2.5 times faster than at launch thanks to a…
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Nvidia Aims to Become the Android of Generalist Robotics at CES 2026
Nvidia Sets Sights on a Robotics OS Era at CES 2026 As CES 2026 unfolds, Nvidia is turning heads not with a single gadget but with a broader vision: to become the default platform for generalist robotics. The tech giant rolled out a stack of innovations—robot foundation models, simulation tools, and edge hardware—that collectively aim…
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NVIDIA Unveils Alpamayo: Open-Source AI Models and Tools to Fast-Track Safe Autonomous Driving
Introduction: A New Era for Open-Source AI in Autonomous Driving NVIDIA has announced the Alpamayo family, a pioneering suite of open-source AI models and tools designed to simplify and accelerate the development of safe, reasoning-based autonomous vehicles (AVs). As the industry seeks robust reasoning capabilities to handle complex, long-tail driving scenarios, Alpamayo emerges as a…
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NVIDIA Unveils Alpamayo: Open-Source AI for Safe, Reasoning-Based Autonomous Vehicles
Introduction NVIDIA has announced the Alpamayo family, a comprehensive set of open-source AI models, simulation tools, and datasets designed to accelerate reasoning-based development for autonomous vehicles (AVs). This marks a notable shift toward open collaboration in AV safety and performance, offering researchers and developers practical resources to tackle long-tail driving challenges with transparent, verifiable components.…
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AI at CES 2026: How You Use It Really Matters Today
CES 2026 Sets the Stage: Everything Is AI The tech world gathers once more for CES, and this year’s showcase centers on one unifying theme: artificial intelligence. The message is clear: AI is not a novelty, but a pervasive capability that touches devices, software, and user experiences. As vendors unveil new products and services, the…
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CES 2026: AI Rules the Show, But What Really Matters Is How You Use It
At CES 2026, Everything Is AI. What Matters Is How You Use It The tech world has once again gathered in Las Vegas to showcase a future where artificial intelligence isn’t just an add-on—it’s the core driver of new devices, features, and experiences. This year’s trend is clear: AI is everywhere, but the real difference…
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AI at CES 2026: How You Use It Shapes the Future of Tech
AI at CES 2026: A Clarion Call for Responsible Innovation At CES 2026, the message from exhibitors and attendees is clear: everything is AI, but what matters most is how you use it. The annual tech show is spotlighting artificial intelligence as the operating system of modern devices, transforming everything from consumer electronics to wearables…
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Dow Jones Futures Hold Steady as Trump Venezuela Move Eases, Nvidia and Chipmakers Await Earnings
Market Alert: Futures Show Muted Reaction Investors returned to a cautious stance as Dow Jones futures indicated a muted reaction to the latest geopolitical maneuver related to Venezuela, while the broader tech sector braces for earnings from major chipmakers. The initial move appeared modest, suggesting traders are weighing policy signals against a backdrop of mixed…