March 18, 2025

Building out the datacenters—or as NVIDIA calls them, “AI factories”—required for training and operating state-of-the-art AI models is extremely expensive. So much so that even hyperscalers like Google and Microsoft are going to have to plan these purchases well in advance. To that end, NVIDIA offered a sneak peek of its upcoming products at today’s GTC opening keynote, and you might want to sit down for this one. The company’s extant Blackwell processors are most

You probably have experienced situations where you needed to convert files from one format to another. In these cases, free online file converters are a common solution. However, the FBI Denver Field Office has just taken to X (formerly Twitter) to warn users that threat actors now use these seemingly harmless online tools to install malware on the devices of unsuspecting victims. The FBI explained that the malware deployed in these attacks could encrypt victims’

Following the launch of Blackwell-based GPUs in the consumer space for gaming, NVIDIA today expanded the reach of its latest-generation GPU architecture into various professional solutions for workstations, servers, and laptops, all of which fall under the RTX Pro Blackwell umbrella. In total, we’re looking at a dozen new SKUs to turbocharge AI workloads, 3D designs, complex simulations, and other tasks. “Software developers, data scientists, artists, designers and engineers need powerful AI and graphics performance

The NVIDIA GTC AI Development conference started yesterday, but the big announcements are coming in fast and furious today. This one is all about some powerful AI development hardware, known as DGX Spark and DGX Station. These names come out of left field, but the technology upon which they are built is a known commodity: the Grace Blackwell AI supercomputer architecture, which has expanded into multiple chips.  Back at CES, NVIDIA announced Project DIGITS, its