A former NVIDIA engineer used an NVIDIA A100 GPU to discover the largest known prime number, which is an insane 41 million ...

Durant spotted the 52nd Mersenne prime over five years after his predecessor, 35-year-old Florida man Patrick Laroche, found ...

The calculations were performed by a "cloud supercomputer," which used processing power from thousands of GPUs across 24 data ...

“If the conditions allow, [data centres] can choose [Nvidia’s] A100 and H100 high-performance computing units. If the need for computing power is limited, they can also choose H20 or alternati ...

Earlier this month, Luke Durant, a former Nvidia employee from San Jose, California gained one of the rarer accomplishments ...

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Nvidia Corporation (NVDA) has recently achieved a historic milestone by surpassing Apple (AAPL) as the most valuable company ...

The bizarre world of prime numbers gets a new addition.

Of course, using two power connectors doesn’t have to equal the RTX 5090 going above 600W. It’s a choice Nvidia might have made in order to spread the load among two connectors. After all ...

noted that Nvidia’s A100 and H100 chips are still the preferred option for centers requiring substantial computing power, SCMP reports. The U.S. semiconductor sanctions prompted Nvidia to ...

Since Nvidia is at the center of the AI boom and its CEO has expressed support for nuclear power, the next logical question is if Nvidia will take the step of investing in a nuclear energy company.

"We are proud to deepen our collaboration with NVIDIA to enable AI-driven data centers of today and tomorrow," said Giordano (Gio) Albertazzi, CEO of Vertiv. "As a leader in critical power and ...