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NVIDIA’s open-source toolkit now includes new models and libraries to help companies build secure, data-aware AI agents without moving proprietary information.
Nvidia is in discussions to invest hundreds of millions of dollars in Australian AI cloud provider Firmus, which recently withdrew its initial public offering plans.
Jensen Huang told German leaders that future manufacturing will rely on digital twins and AI-driven factories, outlining a software-centric vision for industry.
A new tool lets users modify RTX graphics card settings without flashing firmware, reducing the risk of permanent hardware damage during customization.
European public service media gain new tools to keep AI data and editorial control within their own borders through updated industry standards.
Microsoft releases the 2026 update alongside its new premium laptop, prompting buyers to weigh software features against hardware specs.
Microsoft's new base model uses a mixture-of-experts design to process prompts with significantly less computing power than rivals.
New Arm-based chips bring unified memory and local AI capabilities to Windows PCs, aiming to compete with Apple Silicon performance.
Major companies in Sweden, Finland and other Nordic nations are using NVIDIA systems to run large-scale AI models and advanced simulations.
The tech giant unveiled its third-generation custom silicon, aiming to reduce reliance on Nvidia and cut energy costs for AI inference tasks.