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Nvidia GeForce NOW Adds Support for 25 New Games in June
- Nvidia GeForce NOW added 10 new games in June, including Symphonia, Pro Cycling Manager 25, Tour de France 2025, and more.
- In total, 25 new games have been added, offering a diverse range of gaming experiences for subscribers.
- NVIDIA is providing a 40% discount on six-month Performance memberships to celebrate these additions, making cloud gaming more accessible.
- June brings a variety of games to Nvidia GeForce NOW, catering to different gaming preferences from action to strategy and multiplayer party games.
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This AI Will Change Gaming Forever and It Is Already Here
- NVIDIA has developed a tool called Avatar Cloud Engine (ACE) using artificial intelligence to create more human-like characters in games.
- ACE allows game developers to make characters that understand real language and respond dynamically to player interactions.
- This technology is set to be used in the upcoming game Mecha Break, where players can engage in realistic conversations with characters who remember previous interactions and adapt their responses.
- The use of ACE aims to bring deeper emotional experiences to gaming by enabling unique and personal interactions, potentially revolutionizing the way players engage with game characters.
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Nvidia RTX 5060/5060 Ti review: You can have “affordable” or “future-proof.” Pick one.
- Nvidia's GeForce RTX 5060 graphics card review reveals controversies around Nvidia's behavior in trying to influence reviews.
- The RTX 5060 launch faced delays in shipping to reviewers and Nvidia did not provide pre-launch drivers to some outlets.
- Nvidia offered advance drivers to selected publications with pre-selected benchmarks and a condition to report numbers with new DLSS MFG setting enabled.
- The controversy around the RTX 5060 review highlights the challenges in balancing affordability and future-proofing in GPU choices.
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Meta Tests 3D Instagram Photos, Virtual Desktop for AR/VR Headsets
- Meta is testing AI-generated 3D photos on Instagram within the Meta Quest VR headset to make social media experiences immersive.
- Meta's broader vision includes bringing daily social media experiences into virtual environments, powered by the Horizon operating system.
- Apple's Vision Pro has reportedly faced low demand while Meta focuses on existing users, updating Quest's Horizon OS with features like the Navigator virtual desktop.
- Meta continues to invest in spatial computing, with CEO Mark Zuckerberg emphasizing AI and mixed reality advancements for everyday use.
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How much information do LLMs really memorize? Now we know, thanks to Meta, Google, Nvidia and Cornell
- Large Language Models (LLMs) like ChatGPT are trained on massive datasets to develop a statistical understanding of language and the world.
- LLMs learn to detect patterns in their parameters, influencing their responses based on training data associations.
- The question of how much LLMs memorize versus generalize has been answered in a study by Meta, Google DeepMind, Cornell, and NVIDIA.
- The study found that GPT-style models have a fixed memorization capacity of approximately 3.6 bits per parameter.
- Models do not memorize more with increased data; rather, their fixed capacity is distributed across the dataset.
- Training on more data forces models to memorize less per sample, leading to safer generalization behavior.
- Researchers used transformer models trained on random bitstrings to quantify how much language models memorize.
- As dataset size increases, models shift towards learning generalizable patterns, reducing memorization.
- Increasing model precision showed a modest increase in memorization capacity, with diminishing returns observed.
- The study provides new tools for evaluating language models' behavior, aiding in transparency and ethical standards in AI development.
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Spacetop for Windows Gives Your Laptop a 100-Inch Floating Screen
- Spacetop for Windows is a new software that transforms any Windows laptop into a device with a virtual 100-inch floating screen, without the need for proprietary hardware.
- Users can pair Spacetop for Windows with Xreal AR glasses to enjoy a futuristic experience of organizing apps in a spatially aware interface, suspended in midair.
- Xreal's AR glasses provide a 100-inch virtual screen, a 120Hz refresh rate, and six degrees of freedom for interacting with virtual content.
- The $899 Spacetop Bundle includes AR glasses and a Spacetop software subscription for those looking to expand their digital workspace now.
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A new Nvidia GeForce RTX GPU is reportedly coming in July, and this one is cheap
- Nvidia is set to launch a new budget gaming GPU, cheaper than the RTX 5060, potentially next month.
- The new Nvidia GeForce RTX 5050 may be available in both desktop and laptop versions, filling a gap for affordable gaming GPUs.
- Rumors suggest the new GPU could be released in July 2025, offering a viable option under $250 compared to current offerings.
- Speculations indicate a change in the rumored specs for the Nvidia GeForce RTX 5050, hinting at an exciting budget-friendly option for gamers.
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NVIDIA’s New Vision Language Model Takes Lead in OCR Benchmarks
- NVIDIA announced its new Llama Nemotron Nano VL, a vision-language model leading the OCRBench v2 benchmark for accurate document analysis.
- The model can read and extract data from complex layouts like invoices, tables, graphs, and dashboards, using visual and textual reasoning on a single GPU.
- OCRBench v2 confirmed Nemotron Nano VL's superior performance in text recognition, chart parsing, and element spotting with 10,000 Q&A pairs and 31 scenario types.
- The model, built on C-RADIO v2 vision encoder and trained using Megatron and Energon infrastructure, is production-ready for scalable AI in document workflows.
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AR/VR Glasses Taking Shape
- AR/VR glasses are evolving, with devices like Ray-Ban Meta AI glasses relying on tethered smartphones, while Apple Vision Pro offers standalone AR and VR functions but is heavy and cumbersome.
- AR glasses now resemble regular spectacles with cameras and microphones for verbal prompts, simplifying design and enhancing user comfort.
- VR goggles are bulkier and require more processing power for immersive experiences, including high-resolution screens and accurate tracking for reduced motion sickness.
- To enhance functionalities in small glasses, tethering to a phone for compute power remains a simple solution, with mobile phone chipsets driving advancements.
- Edge AI plays a key role in AR/VR glasses, enabling efficient processing and diverse workloads for immersive experiences without compromising battery life.
- Connectivity challenges for tethered devices include determining the best communication standard between the glasses, smartphones, and network towers.
- New wireless standards are being developed to improve bandwidth and latency, with technologies like UWB and combo SoCs supporting AR/VR and gaming applications.
- Short-term solutions like cabled connections may guarantee better performance, but future AR/VR glasses aim for wireless technologies for seamless interactions.
- Edge AI technology contributes to low latency and high determinism for AR/VR glasses, improving human-machine interaction and creating new use cases.
- Enabling 6G through edge AI and compute brings high-performance computing directly to the base station, reducing processing delays and ensuring a seamless VR experience.
- As AR/VR glasses advance from goggles to glasses, AI-driven wearables will offer richer interactions and seamless user experiences.
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Augmented reality proves most effective in skills-based learning
- Augmented Reality (AR) has seen significant adoption in higher education, particularly in disciplines requiring experiential learning like health sciences and engineering.
- A systematic review analyzed 237 articles and 60 experimental studies, showcasing AR's trends, technological integration, and impact on learning outcomes.
- AR is primarily used for content delivery and practice-based learning, with 3D objects and video see-through devices being common tools for visualization and interaction.
- Studies indicate that AR has a strong impact on learning outcomes, especially in skills-based disciplines, with direct instruction and game-based learning showing higher effectiveness.
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Final Fantasy Tactics Is One Of The Best Games Ever And It's Getting A Remake This September
- Final Fantasy Tactics, the renowned PlayStation 1 strategy RPG, is set to receive a remake in September with updated graphics and enhanced features.
- Square Enix officially confirmed the remake during a recent PlayStation State of Play event after years of speculation and rumors.
- The remake will include the original game along with new graphics, voice acting, and modern enhancements to appeal to both existing fans and new players.
- This remake follows a trend in the gaming industry where classic titles are being revived with updated visuals and features, giving fans an opportunity to revisit beloved games in a new light.
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AMD takes aim at Nvidia’s AI hardware dominance with Brium acquisition
- AMD has acquired AI software optimization startup Brium to reduce Nvidia's dominance in AI hardware.
- Brium focuses on enabling AI inference across different hardware options, helping retrofit AI software to work with various hardware.
- The acquisition aims to build a high-performance, open AI software ecosystem, allowing efficient model inference across different hardware architectures.
- This is AMD's fourth strategic acquisition in the past two years to foster an open source AI ecosystem and overcome challenges posed by Nvidia's hardware dominance.
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Review: At $349, AMD’s 16GB Radeon RX 9060 XT is the new midrange GPU to beat
- AMD's new Radeon RX 9060 XT graphics cards are priced at $299 for 8GB and $349 for 16GB, aiming to challenge Nvidia's 50-series GPUs.
- The RX 9060 XT is designed to undercut Nvidia's RTX 5060 and 5060 Ti in terms of pricing and performance.
- AMD's RDNA 4 architecture improves ray-tracing performance and power efficiency compared to previous RX series.
- The 16GB version of RX 9060 XT addresses the increasing demand for more VRAM in graphics cards.
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Nvidia’s Blackwell Conquers Largest LLM Training Benchmark
- Nvidia's GPUs have once again outperformed the competition in the latest MLPerf benchmark results, particularly excelling in pretraining the Llama 3.1 403B large language model.
- The MLPerf competition, aimed at bringing order to AI performance chaos, includes six industry-relevant machine learning benchmarks ranging from content recommendation to graph node classification.
- The large language model pretraining task, the most resource-intensive, was updated with Meta's Llama 3.1 403B, larger than GPT3, reflecting the trend of larger models in the industry.
- Nvidia's Blackwell GPUs topped all benchmarks with the fastest training times, and AMD's latest GPU, MI325X, performed similarly to Nvidia's H200 on the LLM fine-tuning benchmark.
- Network efficiency played a crucial role in training large models, with Nvidia submitting a system with 512 B200 GPUs for the LLM fine-tuning benchmark.
- Nvidia's NVL72 package connecting Grace CPUs and Blackwell GPUs contributed to efficient scaling, achieving close to linear performance scaling with more GPUs on the pretraining benchmark.
- Lenovo was the only submitter to include a power measurement in its submission to the MLPerf benchmark, highlighting the importance of power efficiency in AI training tasks.
- As concerns about AI's energy use grow, more companies are urged to disclose power measurement results in future MLPerf rounds for comparison and improvement purposes.
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Nvidia says its Blackwell chips lead benchmarks in training AI LLMs
- Nvidia's Blackwell chips are leading AI benchmarks, delivering high performance in training and deployment of next-generation AI applications.
- The Blackwell architecture excelled on the MLPerf Training benchmarks, showcasing its superiority across various AI workloads.
- Nvidia's at-scale submissions using the Blackwell platform demonstrated significant performance improvements compared to previous generations.
- The Blackwell architecture features advanced technologies like high-density liquid-cooled racks, large coherent memory, fifth-gen NVLink, and Nvidia Quantum-2 InfiniBand networking.
- Nvidia's NeMo Framework software stack enhances multimodal LLM training for agentic AI applications, essential for various industries.
- AI-powered applications from Nvidia will run in AI factories, contributing to the agentic AI economy by generating valuable intelligence across industries.
- Nvidia's data center platform includes GPUs, CPUs, high-speed fabrics, and software libraries to accelerate model training and deployment.
- Nvidia's partner ecosystem actively participated in the MLPerf benchmarks, showcasing collaborative efforts for AI advancements.
- Nvidia's focus on pre-training and post-training scaling in AI models aims to optimize performance and value generation in the AI landscape.
- The MLPerf benchmark ensures standardized performance comparisons while reflecting Nvidia's commitment to AI innovation and excellence.
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