The Latest Breaking News from Nvidia

'They don't need Nvidia's chips, certainly, or American tech stacks, in order to build their military.'

A new feature called Smooth Motion makes it all possible, previously only available on the RTX 50-series. Though you will have to jump through some hoops for early access.

GPUHammer is a new Rowhammer-based attack targeting NVIDIA GPUs with GDDR6 memory. It flips bits in VRAM to silently corrupt AI models, dropping accuracy from 80% to under 1%. NVIDIA urges users to enable ECC, though it slightly reduces performance and available memory.

Smooth Motion tech is like frame generation but at a driver level, meaning that all games can benefit from the boost.

AVGO just reached new heights as AI demand booms. Should this price action prompt a closer look at shares?

AMD just landed a new price target from HSBC — double the previous estimate — as confidence builds around its AI chip momentum.

Fresh ideas are needed to protect the workforce from AI fuelled unemployment, Jensen Huang says.

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New research demonstrates the potential of Rowhammer attacks, as Nvidia urges users to patch up.

TensorWave has built North America's largest AMD AI cluster with 8,192 liquid-cooled MI325X GPUs, delivering 21 exaFLOPS of FP8 throughput. It’s a bold move against NVIDIA’s dominance and marks ROCm’s first major public cloud-scale deployment for general-purpose AI training.

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang says China doesn’t need to use the American tech stack or his company’s semiconductor chips to train AI for its military.