The major server vendors are lining up behind Nvidia's Tesla V100 GPU accelerator in a move that is expected to make artificial intelligence and machine learning workloads more mainstream. Dell EMC, ...

At NVIDIA's (NASDAQ: NVDA) GPU Technology Conference, the company announced a new product known as the Tesla V100, which is expected to ship in the third quarter of this year. The Tesla V100 is a ...

NVIDIA has already released its Volta-based Tesla V100 graphics card, but they've now detailed their new Volta V100 GPU based on the PCIe standard. This rides the news of AMD announcing its new Radeon ...

After talking about the new Volta GPU at the GPU Technology Conference earlier last month, Nvidia has now officially unveiled the PCIe-based Tesla V100 GPU accelerator, based on the GV100 GPU and ...

Nvidia has taken the wraps off its newest accelerator aimed at deep learning, the Tesla V100. Developed at a cost of $3 billion, the V100 packs 21 billion transistors laid down with TSMC's 12 ...

'I believe that in the future the data center will all be accelerated,' Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says of his belief that GPUs will drive acceleration for most server workloads in the future. Nvidia ...

Nvidia has doubled the memory of its Tesla V100 GPUs, from 16GB to 32GB, the company announced at its annual GPU Technology Conference. In a keynote speech, CEO Jensen Huang said: “The extraordinary ...

IBM has added Nvidia’s V100 GPU to its cloud platform, giving users access to the chip company’s most advanced GPU available. As of today, IBM Cloud customers can equip individual bare metal servers ...

GTC 2017 - NVIDIA has unveiled its monsterous new Tesla V100 professional graphics card, the first with their next-gen Volta GPU architecture - and NVIDIA's second graphics card with HBM2 technology.

If you want an early look at what to expect with NVIDIA’s next generation of high performance GeForce graphics processors, code-named Volta, today at GTC 2017 the company's CEO Jen-Hsun Huang just ...

Google today announced that Nvidia’s high-powered Tesla V100 GPUs are now available for workloads on both Compute Engine and Kubernetes Engine. For now, this is only a public beta, but for those who ...