NVIDIA Releases New Artificial Intelligence Hardware

When it comes to hardware technology, NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA) is at the leading edge of developments that are poised to reshape the world for at least the next decade. Using its graphics processing unit (GPU) roots for high-end video games -- an early data-dense computing task that has paved the way for breakthroughs in other areas -- NVIDIA is a busy chip designer and software developer these days. While the biggest announcements won't directly concern video game enthusiasts, it was appropriate that the event first unveiled a new real-time simulation and collaboration platform -- since video gaming and professional visualization sales still made up nearly 60% of NVIDIA's revenue in its last reported quarter. Read More...

When it comes to hardware technology, NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA) is at the leading edge of developments that are poised to reshape the world for at least the next decade. Using its graphics processing unit (GPU) roots for high-end video games — an early data-dense computing task that has paved the way for breakthroughs in other areas — NVIDIA is a busy chip designer and software developer these days. While the biggest announcements won’t directly concern video game enthusiasts, it was appropriate that the event first unveiled a new real-time simulation and collaboration platform — since video gaming and professional visualization sales still made up nearly 60% of NVIDIA’s revenue in its last reported quarter.