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Today at GTC in Santa Clara, NVIDIA announced the first secure SmartNIC that is optimized for 25G, the NVIDIA Mellanox ConnectX-6 Lx SmartNIC. Designed to provide advanced network offloads to accelerate cloud and enterprise workloads, the new SmartNIC is highly secure and able to hit 25/50Gb/s speeds. (more…)

Today, Supermicro announced two new servers that will use NVIDIA’s recently teased third generation of HGX GPUs (Graphics Processing Units), NVIDIA A100 GPUs. SMCI, Super Micro Computer Incorporated, commonly referred to as just Supermicro, was founded in 1993 and is one of the fastest-growing IT companies in the world. (more…)

Nvidia CEO Jensen talks about the data center, A100 Ampere GPUs, AI and more.

The Ampere A100 isn't going into the RTX 3080 Ti or any other consumer graphics cards. Instead, it's a powerhouse built for the next generation of exascale supercomputers and deep learning.

The new $399, Jetson Xavier NX Developer Kit provides powerful inference in a compact form factor.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has confirmed that the chipmaker will use the Ampere microarchitecture across its entire product stack.

Dell has launched the Alienware m15 R3 aka Alienware m15 (2020), Alienware m17 R3 aka Alienware m17 (2020), and the Alienware Area-51m R2 aka Alienware Area-51m (2020) laptops. The company has also brought the Alienware Aurora R11 aka Alienware Aurora (2020) desktop for gamers with an all-new graphics liquid cooling technology.

The government of New Zealand lifted most of the country’s strict lockdown measures today after almost two months. What did New Zealanders do? They went to stores, they got tattoos, they met up with friends (in groups of no more than ten), and they got haircuts. Lots of haircuts.Read more...

With the ongoing coronavirus pandemic tightening purse strings, Spotify is bringing back two offers globally. Spotify is extending its free trial period to three months for new Premium subscribers. Spotify has discounted its annual subscription to Rs. 699 in India.

Various local authorities and state governments in India are releasing personal details of people online — just for the sake of tracking the coronavirus spread through their native COVID-19 dashboards.