Video - Highlights from NVIDIA's GTC18
NVIDIA's GPU Technology Conference has finished and while not every moment would fit in, you can find a video of photo-highlights below.
In order, you will see images of Kiwi company Nyriad's GPU powered storage solution, posters portraying information about some of the research being done on GPUs, a 3D rendered chamber of a heart feeding back real-time data, a remote VR driven car, industry and delivery robots, and some storm-troopers being rendered and ray-casted in real-time.
This is just a smattering of what was being displayed at GTC18. You can read all of the stories published about the event here.
Enterprises to begin closing their data centres
Citrix acquires micro app platform Sapho
HPE expands AI-driven operations
Dimension Data nabs three Cisco partner awards
Cisco announced the awards, including APJ Partner of the Year, at a global awards reception during its annual partner conference.
WatchGuard’s eight (terrifying) 2019 security predictions
The next evolution of ransomware, escalating nation-state attacks, biometric hacking, Wi-Fi protocol security, and Die Hard fiction becomes reality.
Why the adoption of SAP is growing among SMEs
Small and medium scale enterprises are emerging as lucrative end users for SAP.
Exclusive: How the separation of Amazon and AWS could affect the cloud market
"Amazon Web Services is one of the rare companies that can be a market leader but remain ruthlessly innovative and agile."
HPE extends cloud-based AI tool InfoSight to servers
HPE asserts it is a big deal as the system can drive down operating costs, plug disruptive performance gaps, and free up time to allow IT staff to innovate.
Digital Realty opens new AU data centre – and announces another one
On the day that Digital Realty cut the ribbon for its new Sydney data centre, it revealed that it will soon begin developing another one.
A roadmap to AI project success
Five keys preparation tasks, and eight implementation elements to keep in mind when developing and implementing an AI service.
The future of privacy: What comes after VPNs?
"75% of VPN users said they are seeking a better solution for cloud networks."
