Nvidia recently revealed details about its new AI graphics processors, and one of them is named for a scientist familiar to ...

But arguably the most intriguing detail for the future of the PC was reference to a new Nvidia CPU. Known as Vera and ...

The company’s new chips are built to meet generative AI’s growing demand for real-time reasoning capabilities.

Vera Rubin, M.S. ’51, the pioneering astronomer whose groundbreaking research on galaxy rotation rates provided key evidence for the existence of dark matter, will be honored on a U.S. Quarter ...

LSST Camera installed at Vera Rubin Observatory for sky mapping The camera will scan the entire southern sky every few nights ...

Jetson Thor Complementing Project GR00T, NVIDIA announced Jetson Thor, a new computer built specifically for humanoid robots.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang used his company’s GTC 2025 event to announce new AI computing platforms, networking gear and ...

The Blackwell Ultra B300, set for release in the second half of 2025, increases memory capacity from 192GB to 288GB of HBM3e ...

One of the key highlights of Nvidia's announcement is the Blackwell Ultra chip series. Positioned as a cornerstone for future developments, these chips promise to enhance computational speed and ...

Huang’s highly anticipated announcement revealed more details around Nvidia’s next-generation graphics architectures: Blackwell Ultra and Vera Rubin — named for the famous astronomer.

Vera Rubin, the namesake for one of Nvidia's new AI GPU platforms, was the American scientist credited with discovering dark matter early in her career. Rubin's long career in astronomy began in ...

Situated in Cerro Pachón, Chile, the Vera Rubin Observatory is expected to commence scientific operations in 2025, ushering ...