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Nvidia has released Isaac ROS 5.0, a collection of GPU-accelerated packages built on the ROS open framework, aimed at helping developers build sophisticated robotics applications. * Brings GPU acceleration to ROS-based robotics development. * Focuses on agentic capabilities for dynamic environments. * Aims to speed up physical AI model deployment. Why should

Nvidia is trying to drag the AI industry out of its chaotic experimental phase by suggesting that AI security is simply an engineering problem. Rather than relying on corporate prayers and hopes that autonomous agents won't delete the database, the chipmaker argues for defined requirements, enforceable controls, and

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang took the stage at Salesforce Dreamforce alongside Marc Benioff to deliver another dose of cosmic optimism, anchored by the launch of Salesforce's new CRM reasoning model built on Nvidia Nemotron. Because standard enterprise software was apparently too pedestrian, we are now being promised that

The University of Manchester is deploying NVIDIA Earth-2 to model UK air pollution, bypassing traditional chemistry-based methods that proved too expensive for frequent, detailed forecasting. * Traditional atmospheric models are computationally brutal, restricting how often researchers can actually run them to track urban smog. * NVIDIA's climate tech platform steps

In an effort to address the looming power shortage threatening the intelligence era, Emerald AI, Google, and NVIDIA have launched the AI Energy Management Alliance (AEMA). The coalition aims to develop flexible AI data centers capable of dynamically adjusting their electricity consumption to match grid capacity. * Tech giants are finally

Pawprint Studio’s creature-catching adventure Aniimo arrives on GeForce NOW at launch, allowing players to explore the vibrant continent of Idyll across supported devices without needing actual gaming hardware. Alongside this virtual menagerie, the service is also rolling out a path-tracing update for 007 First Light and a limited-time Deluxe

Nvidia is back to remind the tech world that nobody benchmarks quite like they do, with the Vera Rubin NVL72 making its debut in MLPerf Inference v6.1. The pitch is simple: more tokens mean more revenue, and brute force remains the industry's preferred architecture. * The Vera Rubin

Nvidia is tackling the minor issue of power grids buckling under the weight of AI data centres by optimising how these sprawling server farms consume electricity. As summer heatwaves push local utilities to their limits, the semiconductor giant is pitching smarter energy management to keep the token mills running. * AI

NVIDIA and Perplexity are pushing local processing with the release of the Perplexity Portable Computer for Windows PCs, leveraging RTX GPUs to run complex multistep tasks directly on your hardware. * Local execution means sensitive data stays on your machine, theoretically lowering enterprise privacy anxiety. * NVIDIA RTX acceleration aims to make

Nvidia has officially rolled out GeForce NOW Firefox support, allowing users to stream high-performance PC games directly through the Mozilla browser without needing to download a dedicated application. * Cloud gaming expands to another browser, making school laptops and locked-down corporate PCs instantly more entertaining. * Nvidia bypasses app installation friction, removing