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Spitballing Nvidia's RTX 5090 GPU die manufacturing costs — die could cost as little as $290 to make
Nvidia's GB202 graphics processing unit has a die size of 761.56 mm^2, which makes it one of the largest GPUs for client PCs ...
This spectacular GB202 die shot shows just how massive Nvidia's RTX 5090 GPU is but it's not the largest chip it's ever shoehorned into a gaming graphics card
With Nvidia's RTX 50 series launch at CES earlier this month and all the subsequent reviews of the RTX 5090, especially ...
AMD’s new integrated graphics are almost 70% faster than an RTX 4070
AMD’s new integrated graphics look mighty powerful. According to AMD’s marketing materials, the upcoming Ryzen AI Max+ 395 ...
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IndiaAI Mission: Government to launch GPU access portal soon
The government is also on the brink of launching a portal that would give start-ups and researchers access to GPUs. This portal will allow access to necessary GPUs required for training AI models at a ...
The sweet spot for high-performance graphics
Discover the perfect graphics card for high-performance computing and gaming. Learn how to identify the best GPU for your ...
IndiaAI Mission: Govt prepares to launch GPU access portal as China’s DeepSeek escalates AI race
This development comes at a time when Chinese startup DeepSeek with their open-source reasoning model R1 has challenged the ...
Qdrant launches hardware-independent, GPU-accelerated vector indexing capability
Qdrant, the developer of a high-performance open-source vector database, today introduced its graphics processing unit ...
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India Readies 10,000-GPU Portal For AI Startups, Reseachers Amid China’s DeepSeek R1 Breakthrough: Report
This development comes at a time when China's DeepSeek, an AI startup, has introduced its open-source reasoning model R1, which challenges the idea that extensive GPU resources are a prerequisite for ...
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Pentagon prepares to expand in-theater data processing pilot
The Joint Operational Edge, or JOE, cloud initiative aims to provide commanders with the compute capabilities they need.