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After backlash, US scraps Biden administration’s curb on AI chip exports
- The Trump administration plans to overhaul regulations limiting AI chip exports, set by Biden administration.
- Nvidia Corp., Microsoft Corp., and Oracle Corp. criticized the regulations, claiming they would hinder business without achieving the goal of restricting China.
- The Commerce Department spokesperson announced the replacement of the rule with a simpler one to boost American innovation and dominance in AI.
- The new approach may involve individual agreements with nations and a global licensing regime, with potential trade talks to allow countries to negotiate chip restrictions for better tariffs.
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Nutanix eyes AI future with growing ecosystem and platform shift — CEO Rajiv Ramaswami talks with theCUBE
- Nutanix is shifting focus from hyperconverged infrastructure to a unified cloud management platform amidst evolving enterprise needs.
- CEO Rajiv Ramaswami emphasizes the importance of anticipating tech trends like AI and building platforms accordingly for long-term success.
- Nutanix is expanding its partnership network to support modern applications and AI workloads, aiming to be the platform for companies to run applications and manage data.
- Ramaswami sees opportunities in the changing landscape post Broadcom's acquisition of VMware and remains optimistic about the future with plans for further advancements.
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NFL RedZone Extended
- Strengths: NFL utilized technology to create a digital 'Funday Football' experience in 2023.
- Opportunity: NFL Redzone Extended could integrate information into mixed reality space for an enhanced user experience.
- Replay Functionality, Themed Backgrounds, and Sports Stats Overlay are key features of the software.
- The software offers an immersive AR/VR experience, dynamic sports analytics, and in-depth player insights, providing users with a unique football viewing experience.
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NVIDIA follows up last month’s Shield TV hotfix with an update that won’t break your apps
- NVIDIA is releasing Shield Experience Upgrade 9.2.1 for Shield TV and Shield TV Pro devices, which is a stable version of the 9.2 hotfix release from last month.
- We could have had Android-based gaming consoles in the living room competing with Nintendo and Sony, but budget-priced devices prevailed.
- NVIDIA's Shield TV hardware, which has received notable software updates in recent months, is now getting the Shield Experience Upgrade 9.2.1 to move forward from the previous hotfix.
- The new update aims to address the same fixes as the previous hotfix without breaking apps like Disney+ that were impacted before.
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SHIELD TV Upgrade 9.2.1 Brings Big GeForce NOW Improvement, Plus Bug Fixes
- NVIDIA released SHIELD TV Upgrade 9.2.1 to all SHIELD TV and SHIELD Pro owners.
- The upgrade includes a significant GeForce NOW enhancement for Ultimate subscribers and various bug fixes.
- GeForce NOW users with Ultimate membership can now access 120fps at 1080p resolution.
- Bug fixes in the upgrade address issues like Dolby Vision content stutters, TV tuner fix, PLEX playback problems, and more.
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Nvidia could be about to announce a PC CPU with an integrated GeForce gaming GPU
- Nvidia is rumored to be announcing a new PC CPU with an integrated Blackwell GPU.
- This move would mark a significant shift as current gaming CPUs are based on x86 architecture from Intel or AMD.
- Qualcomm has shown Arm CPUs can run PC games effectively, and Nvidia may target the gaming handheld market with this new CPU.
- The potential integration of an Arm CPU with a GeForce gaming GPU could impact the PC gaming industry.
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Jensen Huang says it would be a 'tremendous loss' for Nvidia to lose access to '$50 billion' China AI market
- Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang expressed concerns about potentially losing access to China's growing AI market, estimated to be worth $50 billion in the next few years.
- He highlighted the importance of addressing the Chinese market, emphasizing the revenue, taxes, and job creation opportunities it could bring to the United States.
- Nvidia has seen a significant increase in revenue from China, but faced challenges due to US export controls and tariff regimes impacting its sales of high-performing AI chips.
- Despite these challenges, Huang stated that Nvidia will adapt to the situation and act in the best interest of the country.
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Nozomi Networks adds support for Nvidia BlueField DPUs to enhance OT and IoT security
- Nozomi Networks has integrated with Nvidia BlueField data processing units to enhance industrial cybersecurity monitoring and response.
- The integration allows for efficient security monitoring using AI for real-time threat detection and response in critical industrial environments.
- Nozomi sensors can now be deployed on Nvidia BlueField DPUs, offering greater protection for legacy and mission-critical systems.
- The integration combines Nozomi's OT, IoT, and cyber-physical system security expertise with Nvidia's accelerated computing capabilities for improved security analytics and global visibility.
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Nvidia and MediaTek’s Arm chip could mean cheaper AI laptops
- Nvidia and MediaTek are collaborating to launch a new Arm-based chip for AI-capable Windows PCs at Computex 2025.
- The new chip may offer an alternative to existing solutions from Qualcomm, Intel, and AMD in the AI PC market.
- Expected to be tied to the GB10 platform, the new chips named N1 and N1X could feature a processor configuration with 10 Cortex-X925 and 10 Cortex-A725 cores.
- Nvidia and MediaTek may face technical issues leading to potential delays in launching laptops and desktops featuring the new Arm-based chip, possibly extending the timeline to 2026.
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Jensen Huang says he uses AI as a tutor 'every day'
- Nvidia's CEO, Jensen Huang, uses AI 'as a tutor every day' for learning new concepts.
- Huang emphasized that AI is the 'greatest opportunity' to bridge the technology divide.
- He mentioned that AI can be a valuable tool for students and professionals, transforming various job roles.
- Huang highlighted the importance of embracing AI's capabilities to stay competitive in the evolving job market.
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What Makes the Palit RTX 5060 Ti Dual a Game Changer?
- The Palit GeForce RTX 5060 Ti Dual features a dual-fan cooling system for optimal thermal performance and quieter operation.
- It comes with 8GB of GDDR7 memory, enabling seamless handling of demanding titles and creative software.
- Real-time ray tracing capabilities offer lifelike lighting and reflections, enhancing the gaming experience.
- The GPU has 4,608 CUDA cores, allowing for efficient multitasking and performance optimization.
- With clock speeds up to 2,573 MHz, the RTX 5060 Ti Dual ensures smooth gameplay and higher frame rates.
- The innovative cooling technology with twin 95mm fans ensures stable performance during intense gaming sessions.
- Noise levels are reduced, allowing for a quieter gaming experience even during resource-heavy gameplay.
- The addition of customizable RGB lighting enhances the card's aesthetics and allows for personalization.
- Advanced features like ray tracing and DLSS 4 optimize graphical fidelity and performance.
- The integration of AI-driven technologies sets the Palit RTX 5060 Ti Dual apart as a game-changer in the industry.
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Nvidia GeForce xx60 series is PC gaming’s default GPU, and a new one is out May 19
- Nvidia is set to release the GeForce RTX 5060 on May 19, priced at $299.
- The new card will feature Nvidia's DLSS 4 and Multi Frame-Generation technology, targeting budget-to-mainstream gaming builds.
- Due to high demand and shortages, pricing for GPUs has been inflated, with the cheapest RTX 5060 cards currently selling above MSRP.
- Compared to the RTX 4060, the RTX 5060 offers more CUDA cores and higher memory bandwidth with 8GB of GDDR7, but may still face limitations at higher resolutions due to its 8GB of RAM.
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Safe Software adds data virtualization and augmented reality to FME Platform to boost enterprise integration
- Safe Software Inc. adds FME Data Virtualization and FME Realize to its FME Platform to enhance enterprise integration, data access, and spatial intelligence.
- FME Data Virtualization enables users to create secure, REST APIs from integration workflows without custom code, facilitating real-time access to enterprise data in a governed environment.
- FME Realize, an augmented reality solution, allows field teams to visualize real-time enterprise data through spatial computing interfaces on iOS devices, bridging the gap between digital twins and physical assets.
- Safe Software aims to position FME as a central hub for enterprise data integration and AI enablement, providing support for over 800 data transformers and used by more than 20,000 organizations worldwide.
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Nvidia will release its $299 RTX 5060 on May 19th
- Nvidia has announced the release date of its $299 RTX 5060 graphics card and accompanying laptops starting at $1,099 on May 19th, available for purchase at 9AM PT / 12PM ET.
- The RTX 5060 features 3,840 CUDA cores, less than the previously released 5060 Ti, and includes GDDR7 memory, support for DLSS 4 with Multi Frame Generation, ray tracing, and tensor cores.
- Upcoming games like MechWarrior 5: Clans and New World: Aeternum will be updated with DLSS 4 with Multi Frame Generation support before the RTX 5060 launch.
- Concerns arise over the limited 8GB VRAM on the RTX 5060 and potential price increases, as retailers have been selling GPUs at a premium even before recent tariff changes.
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What Reviews Say About ZOTAC RTX 5060 Ti AMP?
- The Zotac RTX 5060 Ti AMP features DLSS 4 technology, optimizing frame rates while maintaining visual fidelity for smoother gameplay in graphically intensive settings.
- Effective cooling management enhances the reliability and longevity of the graphics card, contributing to optimal performance levels.
- The card supports advanced rendering techniques, enhancing detail and realism across various gaming genres.
- User reviews praise its impressive performance in contemporary titles, with smooth gameplay at high settings in games like Cyberpunk 2077 and Call of Duty: Warzone.
- Seamless integration with gaming setups and minimal compatibility issues make it versatile across different game genres.
- Thermal performance receives positive feedback, with efficient cooling design leading to stable performance and minimal thermal throttling.
- The IceStorm 2.0 cooling technology, including Bladelink fans, maintains optimal operating temperatures and minimizes noise during intense gaming sessions.
- The inclusion of a metal backplate and solid build quality enhance durability and protect sensitive components, aligning well with modern case designs.
- Compared to competitors like NVIDIA RTX 4060 and AMD Radeon RX 7600 series, the RTX 5060 Ti AMP excels in 1080p and 1440p gaming scenarios, particularly in ray tracing and DLSS capabilities.
- Tailored for casual and semi-professional gamers, the RTX 5060 Ti AMP offers a strong balance of price and performance, appealing to content creators handling high-resolution textures and complex scenes.
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