Nvidia has bought Synopsys shares worth $2 billion as part of a collaboration in CUDA accelerated computing, agentic and physical AI, and Omniverse digital twins.

The collaboration brings together NVIDIA’s CUDA-based accelerated computing stack and Synopsys’ engineering and electronic ...

In addition to buying up $2 billion of Synopsis common stock, NVIDIA will collaborate on new marketing and engineering pursuits.

Computing giant NVIDIA and chip design electronic design automation (EDA) leader Synopsys have forged a multiyear partnership ...

Nvidia's US$2 billion investment in Synopsys marks a pivotal attempt to extend CUDA and GPU-accelerated computing from AI ...

Nvidia doesn't need to build a quantum computer to make a lot of money in the quantum computing market. Back in California's ...

D-Wave's Advantage2 system boasts over 4,400 annealing qubits with 20-way connectivity, and the company now counts 133 customers across commercial, research, and government sectors, including ...

For the past couple of years, graphics chip maker Nvidia’s big strategic thrust has been to make its chips capable of more than just graphics processing. It unveiled its own CUDA processing ...

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I found good help and advice here last time so I figured I would ask about something else. To reiterate what I do, I do pattern recognition (LDA, to be exact, but a heavily modified version of it).

NVIDIA cut a press release this morning highlighting their participation [as a vendor] in various distributed computing projects. Using the Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing [BOINC], ...

AMD's announcements at the recent SC15 supercomputing conference in Austin, TX, were as interesting as they were complicated. Granted, it's a supercomputing conference, not a gaming trade show, so the ...