Let’s face it: the world isn’t going to go back to the normal we all used to know. Remote work, which flared in popularity as a result of an event that needs no introduction, will stick around for the long haul. By most accounts, remote work will coexist with the old-fashioned concept of going into the office—a paradigm that’s being called hybrid work. Fortunately, there’s never been a better time for hybrid work in terms of both software and hardware.
Topics: PNY, Graphics, AI, AEC, NVIDIA GPUs, Manufacturing, GTC, data science, engineering.com, NVIDIA EGX Platform, NVIDIA Omniverse Enterprise, NVIDIA RTX™ Virtual Workstation (vWS) software
Since its inaugural event in 2009, the NVIDIA GTC Conference has grown from a graphics oriented showcase to the must-attend AI conference for developers and a global experience that brings together thousands of innovators, researchers, thought leaders, and decision-makers who are shaping our world with the power of AI, computer graphics, data science, healthcare, and more. This November, experience it for yourself by attending the virtual NVIDIA GTC 2021 conference.
GTC runs from November 8 - 11 and will cover the latest innovations for AI, HPC, graphics, accelerated data science and big data analytics, extremely high-performance networking and more. Participants can attend live events in every time zone, providing unique opportunities to interact with brilliant minds and influential leaders from a wide spectrum of industries. They can also browse an extensive catalog of on-demand content showcasing innovative uses of GPU technology, and extensive developer assets available to in-house or ISV software developers or hardware systems integrators.
Topics: Graphics, AI, AEC, Manufacturing, Media + Entertainment, Government, Healthcare, Energy, ray tracing, GTC, hpc, data science, GTC Digital, Keynote Address, Jensen Huang, Higher Education, Accelerated Data Science, Networking, Finance, GTC 2021, NVIDIA GTC 2021, ISV Software, NVIDIA Omniverse Enterprise
NVIDIA® RTX™ Technology is helping professionals around the world deliver their projects faster than ever before. Accelerated with the latest advances in AI, ray tracing, and simulation, over 100+ of the world’s top 3D professional applications are now accelerated by NVIDIA RTX technology to enable incredible 3D designs, photorealistic renders, physically accurate simulations, and stunning visual effects.
PNY’s WATCH2WIN has long been the foundation of PNY's online learning program for professionals looking to accelerate their workflows while boosting creativity and productivity. Visit www.pny.com/W2W to learn which of the NVIDIA RTX professional graphics solutions are right for your workflow and be entered into PNY’s contest for a chance to WIN an NVIDIA Quadro RTX 4000 powered workstation from ATIPA.
Topics: PNY, NVIDIA, Watch2Win, NVIDIA GPUs, PNYPRO, RT Cores, nvidia quadro rtx 4000, NVIDIA RTX
Data volumes have been increasing for years – and researchers expect they will continue to increase in the coming years.
Meanwhile, edge computing, 5G-fueled hyper-connectivity, artificial intelligence (AI), and other new technologies we’ve been hearing about for years are becoming real solution realities, not research projects.
For these and many other reasons, organizations and the technologists that support them are being forced to reimagine the data center that is still the heart of most data-reliant organizations. Modern data centers need to be ready for what’s next, ideally without downtime or unplanned costs.
Topics: PNY, NVIDIA, Deep Learning, AI, NVIDIA GPU, PNYPRO, Defense, aerospace, Virtualization, GPU acceleration, data center, 5G Networks, high performance computing, NVIDIA RTX, parallel processing, Thinkmate
Returning after 2020’s Parallel Dimensions and Expanding Dimensions contests, PNY was beyond excited to collaborate with Clint Jones again for another community rendering challenge. Clint is a director, photographer, visual effects artist, and now a full time YouTube educator that focuses on sharing his VFX knowledge weekly with his 780,000 plus followers.
For the 2021 contest, Dynamic Machines which was co-hosted with NVIDIA, Clint certainly aimed high when he challenged his community to work together and build the largest 3D marble machine on YouTube. To participate, the contestants were asked to transform a blank 3D scene and convert it into an incredible environment using the tools of their choice, such as Blender or Cinema4D. In total, nineteen hundred 3D artists responded to Clint’s call and together the team formed a combined 3D environment that takes a marble 3 hours and 35 minutes to traverse from beginning to the end.
The NVIDIA® A100 Tensor Core GPU for PCIe (40GB or 80GB version) delivers unprecedented acceleration at every scale to power the world’s highest performing elastic data centers for AI, data analytics, and HPC. Powered by the NVIDIA Ampere architecture, NVIDIA A100 is the engine of the NVIDIA data center platform, providing up to 20x higher performance over the prior generation, and can be uniquely partitioned into seven GPU instances to dynamically adjust to shifting demands. The NVIDIA A100 (40GB or 80GB) delivers the world’s fastest memory bandwidth at over 2 terabytes per second (TB/s) to run the largest models and datasets.
Topics: PNY, NVIDIA, Deep Learning, AI, NVIDIA GPU, PNYPRO, hpc, data center, high performance computing, Multi-Instance GPU, NVIDIA A100, NVIDIA Data Center GPUs, NVIDIA Ampere, NVIDIA A100 80GB, NVIDIA A100 40GB, Quantum Expresso
With its compact, power-efficient design, the new NVIDIA® RTX™ A2000 GPU fits more desktops while accelerating AI and ray tracing for design workflows.
The powerful real-time ray tracing and AI acceleration capabilities of NVIDIA’s RTX technology has transformed design and visualization workflows for the most complex tasks, like designing airplanes and automobiles, visual effects in movies and large-scale architectural design.
Topics: PNY, NVIDIA, 3D, Simulation, AI, Photorealistic Rendering, NVIDIA GPU, Workflows, PNYPRO, Architecture, Real-time ray tracing, Blender, NVIDIA Omniverse, Compact Desktop Computing Solutions, NVIDIA Ampere, NVIDIA RTX A2000, SIGGRAPH 2021
The ability to work effectively and effortlessly with a team of highly skilled colleagues is a decisive competitive advantage that leads to success. This is true on a basketball court or soccer field, but equally true and critical in a corporate environment, a movie special effect studio, or an architectural design firm. Due to COVID-19, today’s workforce is no longer centralized in a single location. It is very likely that your coworkers or business partners are spread across the country, if not across the world, so the ability of stakeholders to collaborate effectively is now a MUST HAVE for any corporation today.
NVIDIA Omniverse™ is an open platform built for virtual 3D design collaboration and real-time physically accurate simulation. Omniverse is comprised of multiple GPU accelerated applications and purpose-built connectors that allow Omniverse to work directly with third-party applications such as Unreal Engine from Epic Games, and popular creative tools from Autodesk, Adobe, Blender, Reallusion, Trimble, and more.
In this blog, we will go over the system requirements and the process to install Omniverse Open Beta inside a Windows 10 environment.
Topics: PNY, Quadro, GPU, NVIDIA GPU, Pro Tip, Quadro RTX, Quadro RTX GPUs, News, NVIDIA Quadro Solutions, NVIDIA Omniverse, Omniverse, Ampere, NVIDIA RTX A6000, RTX A6000, NVIDIA RTX A5000, NVIDIA RTX A4000
Today, we live in a data-centric world where information is constantly generated and transported from devices to data centers for storage and analysis. Technologies such as 5G networking and AI at the Edge further accelerate data generation and big data analytic needs. The sheer volume of data needing to be processed makes NVIDIA GPUs like the NVIDIA A100 the de-facto choice for processing enormous and exponentiating datasets. Modern data centers are composed of hundreds, if not thousands of NVIDIA® GPUs, just to meet demand for generating actionable insights quickly from massive amounts of raw data.
To maximize the GPU utilization, data center operators must ensure data flows rapidly from storage to individual GPUs across the entire data center, which prevents GPUs from idly waiting for data to arrive. As GPU performance improves and GPU memory size (frame buffer) also expands, the demand for faster network throughput becomes mandatory as well. Today, up to 400 gigabits per second (400 Gb/s) transfer rates in both Ethernet and InfiniBand are available. At this speed, traditional methods of CPU-based data packet processing simply consume too much system resources and start to impact overall system performance. NVIDIA SmartNIC and Data Processing Unit, (DPU) solutions have dedicated data processors to offload data processing from CPUs, improving data availability and supporting advanced new technologies like GPUDirect that measurably boost overall data center processing capabilities.
PNY is excited to be an NVIDIA Networking product partner carrying and supporting both NVIDIA Ethernet and InfiniBand product categories, including NVIDIA ConnectX SmartNICs, NVIDIA BlueField DPUs, associated accessories, and NVIDIA Spectrum Network Switches, and LinkX transceivers and cables.
Topics: Deep Learning, NVIDIA GPU, data center, server, Networking, Compute, NVIDIA Data Center GPUs, Mellanox, ethernet, 400 Gb/s, 200 Gb/s, 100 Gb/s, InfiniBand
Dynamic Machines is a community-based 3D art contest where visual designers are challenged to build a computer generated Dynamic Machine. The goal is to guide a chrome ball from the starting platform, all the way to the finish line, any way you can imagine, with any 3D program. In the end, everyone’s Dynamic Machine will be combined into a single, rendered video.
Topics: PNY, NVIDIA, NVIDIA GPU, PNYPRO, Contest, Quadro RTX, nvidia quadro rtx, Clinton Jones, NVIDIA RTX, PWNISHER, 3D Visual Contest, The Internet’s Largest 3D, Powerful SSD, Render Montage, Dynamic Machines, Visual Effects Contest, 3D Contest
