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Nvidia's journey (2/2) began in 1993 with Jensen Huang, Curtis Priem, and Chris Malachowsky aiming to revolutionize digital interaction. By 1999, their GeForce 256 GPU set new standards for 3D graphics, making waves in the tech world. The early 200

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NVIDIA- THE DOMINANT FORCE 1. NVIDIA is a leading force in AI and GPU technology. 2. Their GPUs, like the H100 Tensor Core, are critical for AI development, including training models like ChatGPT. 3. NVIDIA's stock has surpassed a $1 trillion ma

⚡️Unreal power of new Nvidia GPUs. The RTX 5090 will be 48% more powerful than the RTX 4090 and will have 28 GB of GDDR7 video memory with a 448-bit bus, according to a RedGamingTech insider. But that's not all. Nvidia is working on Titan AI, which

Harnessing GPU Power with CUDA CUDA (Compute Unified Device Architecture) is a parallel computing platform by Nvidia that unleashes the power of GPUs for more than just graphics rendering. Initially developed in 2007, CUDA enables massive parallel p

Hello everyone, Do you think NVIDIA is the king of the artificial intelligence industry? With the need for GPUs in AI deployment and processing, will NVIDIA continue to dominate the market? Let me know your thoughts.🤔🙂

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Do you think that , Investing in future gives you the best interest ♥️. Same is happening with NVIDIA !! In 2006, NVIDIA had heavily invested billions of dollars in AI chips tech , CUDA and Various Graphics related technologies.. Now NVIDIA is gett

😱 Buy graphics cards before it's too late! Taiwanese media reports that in August the prices of graphics cards will soar due to a 50% reduction in their production. NVIDIA is preparing to release new cards for AI work, so it was decided to produce

Computing has come a long way with the introduction of NPUs, GPUs, and CPUs. Let's break it down in simple terms: 🧠 CPUs: They handle general instructions and system management. Think of them as the brain of your computer, evolving with more cores