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Nvidia warns that any GPU 'kill switch' or 'backdoor' into its AI chips would 'fracture trust in US technology'

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Nvidia published a blog post decrying the concept of AI chip kill switches and backdoors.

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From hours to seconds: A short demo on parallel computing shows why Nvidia is the world's most valuable company

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang

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'Let chaos reign': AI inference costs are about to plummet

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AMD just launched its new AI chip, but analysts say it's still a year behind Nvidia

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and AMD CEO Lisa Su.

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TensorWave wants to break Nvidia's dominance in AI compute. Here's an exclusive look at the pitch deck it used to raise $43 million.

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The TensorWave founding team believes Nvidia has a monopoly in AI compute.

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Nvidia continues acquisition streak with OctoAI

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CUDA is Nvidia's secret sauce — and now it's in the sights of European regulators

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang can thank the company's CUDA software for a lot of its growth.

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Nvidia’s New In-Game Chatbot Exemplifies the Best and Worst of AI

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Update 06/06/24 at 1:43 p.m. ET: This post was updated to include additional information from Nvidia.

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Nvidia reveals new chip named after an astronomer who discovered dark matter

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang.

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Apple Announces New OLED iPad Pros With Powerful New M4 Chips

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The wait is finally over. Apple just announced two brand-new iPad Pros—an 11-inch and a 13-inch model—at its Let Loose event today, confirming our months-long speculation about them.

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