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NVIDIA’s Jensen Huang Says That We are in the Era of “Hyper Moore’s Law”
- NVIDIA's CEO, Jensen Huang, believes that traditional scaling is coming to an end, and a new era of 'Hyper Moore's Law' is emerging.
- Huang acknowledges that Dennard scaling and VLSI techniques have reached their limits.
- He believes that a 'codesign' approach, integrating hardware and software, is crucial for optimal performance.
- Huang reflects on NVIDIA's significant computational advancements but states that the industry's demands continue to exceed the rate of progress.
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Nvidia becomes first company to surpass $3.6 trillion market value after President Trump election win
- Nvidia becomes the first company to surpass $3.6 trillion market value after President Trump's election win.
- Nvidia's shares rallied to a record high, driven by investor optimism about tax cuts and lower regulations.
- Nvidia's market value reached $3.65 trillion, beating Apple's previous record.
- The S&P 500 technology index has surged over 4% since Trump's election victory.
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How Agility Robotics crosses the Sim2Real gap with NVIDIA Isaac Lab
- Agility Robotics is using Reinforcement learning (RL) to model robots in a simulated virtual environment.
- Using a model-based controller and inverse dynamics approach to controlling a dynamic model requires us to know a lot about the world.
- RL is a better approach where instead of using real-time models, it simulates worlds to learn control policies for the robot to operate in various simulated environments.
- Learning controllers that work across different worlds that are similar enough to the real one.
- The challenge is to make policies trained in a simulator transfer over to a real robot; this is called the Sim2Real challenge.
- The company discovered toe impacts can lead to unbounded variations on their robots, and the Sim2Real gap comes into play.
- They've discovered simplifying assumption in collision geometry and concluded lessons learned in understanding why simulations differ to improve the accuracy of the algorithms.
- The company will discuss this at the Conference on Robot Learning to be held next week in Munich.
- Understanding the dynamics of the world and the robot helps to create simulations that are getting closer and closer to reality.
- RL is a way to explore the limits of what might be physically possible for robots.
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Forget the Nvidia GeForce RTX 5090, the RTX 6090 is already being discussed
- The PC gaming business is already discussing the Nvidia GeForce RTX 6090, despite the RTX 5090 not yet being released.
- A trademark filing for the RTX 6090 and other GeForce 6000-series model names has been made by a third-party graphics card manufacturer.
- Nvidia is expected to announce its next lineup of gaming GPUs, including the RTX 5090, at the CES tradeshow in January 2025.
- Graphics card manufacturer Sinotex has filed trademarks for several RTX 6000 GPUs, in addition to 15 RTX 5000 graphics card names.
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We just got our first hint of the RTX 6090, but it’s not what you think
- A new trademark filing reveals mentions of RTX 5090, RTX 5090 Ti, and RTX 6090 Ti.
- The trademark filing is from a company called Sinotex International Industrial Ltd.
- The filing covers the entire RTX 50-series and RTX 60-series lineup in basic, Ti, and Super versions.
- It is uncertain if all the GPUs mentioned in the filing will be launched.
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Nvidia Capping Monthly GeForce NOW Playtime at 100 Hours
- Nvidia announced plans to cap the monthly playtime for GeForce NOW players at 100 hours, starting January 2025.
- Performance and Ultimate subscribers will receive 100 hours and can purchase 15 additional hours for $2.99 and $5.99 respectively.
- Current subscribers with a paid membership by December 31, 2024, will continue to have unlimited playtime until January 2026.
- Nvidia states that the playtime limit will improve quality, speed, and reduce queue times, and it will suit 94% of subscribers.
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Here are Big Tech's winners and losers from Donald Trump's win, according to the market
- Tech stocks experienced gains following Donald Trump's election win.
- Tesla had the best market performance, as CEO Elon Musk supported Trump.
- Apple and TSMC may face challenges due to potential tariffs on China.
- Google could benefit from lighter regulations and rules under Trump.
- Meta (formerly Facebook) shares may be impacted due to Trump's animosity towards the company.
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Digitaltrends
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GeForce Now introduces a 100-hour monthly playtime cap
- Nvidia's GeForce Now introduces a 100-hour monthly playtime cap for Performance and Ultimate members.
- This change is aimed at managing Nvidia's cloud infrastructure.
- Users can roll over up to 15 unused hours to the following month and purchase extra playtime if needed.
- Existing members who maintain an active subscription by December 31, 2024, will enjoy unlimited playtime until January 2026.
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Dragon Age: The Veilguard’s First Patch Brings Mass Effect Crossovers And Bug Fixes
- Dragon Age: The Veilguard's first patch was released on N7 Day.
- The patch includes bug fixes.
- The patch also includes Mass Effect-themed armor.
- The new armor set can be found at Lighthouse.
- The armor pays tribute to Commander Shepard's red-and-black outfit.
- The Inquisitor will now have correctly applied character customization during final act scenes.
- Companion Skill Points will no longer reset.
- Global banter will not start too early anymore.
- Several assets have been updated to improve visual performance over long distances.
- The patch has also added haptics for several interactions and events.
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Game over: NVIDIA is limiting how much GeForce Now you can play each month
- NVIDIA is limiting GeForce Now users to 100 hours per month starting in 2025.
- Up to 15 unused hours can roll over to the next month.
- Users can purchase additional hours for $2.99 (Performance) or $5.99 (Ultimate).
- Founders memberships will still have unlimited playtime.
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Kotaku
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Everything You Need To Know About Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D Remake
- Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake is set to launch on November 14 and is a full-blown remake of the beloved RPG classic. It features a charming HD-2D visual style that appeals to nostalgic fans and newcomers alike.
- The remake comes with various quality-of-life changes including the ability to save anywhere, increase the speed of battles and dialogue, and choose between three difficulty modes. Additionally, a new vocation called the Monster Wrangler is introduced.
- Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake is available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, Nintendo Switch, and PC. However, it is not available for older consoles like PS4 and Xbox One.
- The game has reasonable minimum specs for PC and costs $59.99 on all platforms. Pre-orders come with a trouble-free travel kit containing useful in-game items.
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Wandelbots presents NOVA: The world’s first agnostic operating system for robots
- Wandelbots has launched NOVA, an agnostic operating system (OS) designed to make industrial automation accessible and to reduce costs.
- NOVA supports modern development tools like Python and JavaScript, with a Plan, Build, and Operate approach that simplifies the entire automation lifecycle with AI technologies at its core.
- As an open ecosystem, NOVA will work across hardware components from various manufacturers, making them accessible within one unified operating system.
- NOVA's advanced and vendor-independent programming language comes at a crucial time as outdated programming languages and a lack of skilled labour have prevented robotics from reaching its full potential, especially in smaller companies.
- NOVA opens up new opportunities for companies to leverage automation and for software developers to unleash their creativity in a new industry
- NOVA was developed with four key objectives: to support revenue growth, optimize operations, reduce costs and risks, and improve usability.
- Intuitive frontend applications and a unified user interface make it easier than ever for employees to interact with robots through NOVA without requiring technical knowledge.
- Realistic simulation with digital twins offers investment protection, allowing developers and operators to create physically accurate simulations of robots, factories, and movable workpieces before real-world deployment.
- NOVA marks a turning point in the world of industrial automation and promises to democratise robotics and create new ways for software developers to commercialise.
- NOVA is available to users in its open beta phase, with those interested being able to register on the Wandelbots website.
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Nvidia launches GeForce Now Performance membership for cloud games
- Nvidia has launched its GeForce Now Performance membership for cloud gaming players who want high-end gaming experiences.
- The Performance membership offers more GeForce-powered premium gaming at the same monthly cost.
- Performance members can now stream at up to 1440p resolution and save in-game graphics settings.
- Current Priority members are automatically upgraded to Performance membership.
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Digitaltrends
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Intel’s Battlemage might beat Nvidia and AMD to the punch
- Intel's next-gen desktop GPUs, known as Battlemage, might be launched as early as next month.
- The release date for Battlemage has been uncertain until now, but if it launches in December, it will give Intel an edge over AMD and Nvidia.
- The leak suggests that Battlemage GPUs will offer 'wonderful performance', which could help Intel compete against current-gen counterparts.
- If the leak is true, Intel might get a chance to launch its next-gen cards before AMD and Nvidia.
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Nvidia robotics executive tells BI how the company is predicting the future of robotics by building it
- Nvidia's Rev Lebaredian leads simulation and omniverse efforts for robotics development.
- Nvidia's strategy involves anticipating tech trends, building tools, and enabling innovation.
- Lebaredian is in charge of building robot brains and creating a virtual world for robots to practice tasks and learn.
- Nvidia aims to replicate the success of large language models like GPT with its robotics simulation project called Project Groot.
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