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NVIDIA’s GPU Technology Conference, best known as GTC, is one of the world’s leading AI conferences and begins on March 21. The highlight of the four-day virtual event is NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang’s keynote session, which will be livestreamed on March 22 at 8:00 am PT and available on-demand afterwards. Jensen will take the stage in a news-filled keynote to unveil some new products and collaborations.

 

 

 

 

NVIDIA GTC is an outstanding opportunity for you to connect and share with industry thought leaders and experts around the world while learning what is driving AI’s rapid expansion across, and transformation of, almost every industry. There will be more than 900 sessions with 1400+ speakers, discussing exciting topics on AI, robotics, computer vision, healthcare, big data analytics, and much more.

 

 

 

 

Jensen Huang, CEO of NVIDIA, courtesy of NVIDIA

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HPC Solutions for Data Centers, Workstations, and Network Infrastructure Featured

SC21, the international conference for High Performance Computing (HPC), networking, storage, and analysis, is being held from November 14–19 in St. Louis, MO. At this year's event, PNY’s partner One Stop Systems (OSS) will spotlight the latest NVIDIA Data Center and Workstation GPUs for HPC, AI, Data Science, Big Data Analytics, and real-time photorealistic ray traced graphics – since visualizing a problem is often an essential precursor to solving it.

Topics: PNY, NVIDIA, AI, NVIDIA GPUs, PNYPRO, hpc, Big Data Analytics, Supercomputing, Accelerated Data Science, NVIDIA RTX, Mellanox, SC21, One Stop Systems, NVIDIA Networking solutions

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

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

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

NVIDIA RTX A2000 Makes RTX Technology Available to More Professionals

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

Announced at GTC 21 in mid-April, NVIDIA's latest additions to their professional graphics product line will be the subject of an upcoming Webinar with speakers John Della Bona from NVIDIA, and PNY's own Carl Flygare. With new GPUs based on the latest Ampere architecture, and enhanced small-form factor NVIDIA Turing architecture series, NVIDIA’s products continue to advance the boundaries of the possible compared to previous generations and current competitors. Dive into this session with John and Carl to explore how NVIDIA's latest category redefining solutions are enabling professionals to deliver their best work, and how they’re able to unleash new vistas of creativity and productivity.

Topics: PNY, NVIDIA, Webinar, AI, Photorealistic Rendering, NVIDIA GPU, PNY PRO, Workflows, NVIDIA Turing Architecture, Artificial Intelligence, data science, GPU Virtualization, NVIDIA RTX, Computational Fluid Dynamics, GTC 2021, small form factor, NVIDIA Ampere, bioinformatics

In this podcast, hosted by Data Science Central’s Sean Welch, speaker Carl Flygare from PNY sheds light on how NVIDIA’s recent revolutionary innovation in AI is transforming Data Science along with Big Data Analytics.

Topics: PNY, NVIDIA, AI, NVIDIA GPU, PNY PRO, Healthcare, Artificial Intelligence, data science, Big Data Analytics, AI and Big Data Analytics, NVIDIA RTX, podcast

At GTC 2021, NVIDIA went beyond its traditional GPU offerings by unveiling a new data center CPU, a next generation data processing unit, new DGX systems for AI computing, and new Ampere-architecture based GPU boards for professional workstations and the data center along with the upcoming general availability of NVIDIA Omniverse Enterprise.

Topics: PNY, NVIDIA, AI, AEC, PNYPRO, Manufacturing, Media + Entertainment, Professional Visualization Solutions, GTC, hpc, NVIDIA Omniverse, NVIDIA RTX A6000, NVIDIA RTX, NVIDIA Data Center GPUs, GTC 2021, NVIDIA RTX A5000, NVIDIA RTX A4000, NVIDIA A10, NVIDIA A30, NVIDIA A16, DGX SuperPOD, NVIDIA DGX, DPU