00:10 Introduction 00:23 Nvidia GPP - the plot thickens! 02:30 The Asus 'Arez' 11:12 Are miners to blame? 12:22 Do distributors have GPU stocks? 14:35 Is Pascal over and Volta coming? 18:38 What ...

NVIDIA has announced that they’re wrapping up support for their older GPU architectures – Maxwell, Pascal, and Volta. This means that while the CUDA Toolkit 12.x series will still support ...

Nvidia first used Tensor Cores on its Volta lineup of data centres in 2017 ... graphics cards and was not supported on previous RTX GPU generations. Provided developers worked with Nvidia to ...

Nvidia didn't detail whether or when it'll drop support for Maxwell, Pascal, and Volta GPUs for the gaming driver. Team Green has not said precisely when full support for these three GPU ...

In context: Nvidia is preparing to transition its Maxwell, Pascal, and Volta GPU architectures to a legacy driver branch, signaling the end of an era for these iconic products. This transition ...

Nvidia is launching the first volley of RTX ... The release notes say that CUDA support for the Maxwell, Pascal, and Volta GPU architectures "is considered feature-complete and will be frozen ...

Now, NVIDIA has finally opened up its GPU driver code ... Older GPUs from the Maxwell, Pascal, or Volta architectures will continue using the proprietary driver, as they're incompatible with ...

Volta was built on a 12nm FinFET process ... By now, it should be crystal clear that Nvidia is not a cyclical GPU chip company, rather it’s a secular AI systems and software platform company ...

The first is that custom 4NP process, which Nvidia is using to connect two GPU dies across a 10TB-per-second interconnect. Second is an updated Transformer Engine. Nvidia says the architecture can ...

The $50,000 DGX contained four NVLink 4-Way interconnected NVIDIA Tesla V100 add-in boards (AIBs). Each AIB featured a 5,120-shader Volta GPU running at 1.46 GHz with 16 GB of HMB2 local memory ...