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Nvidia Launches Turing Architecture, Quadro RTX Ray-Tracing GPU

By Matt Safford Published

The chipmaker's new platform is launching first on professional GPUs, but it could soon come to consumer graphics cards.

GPUs
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Google’s Titan Key Enhances PC, Mobile Security for Cloud Users

By Lucian Armasu Published

Google has announced a U2F-based security key that aims to improve cloud customers' and consumers' security with easy-to-use two-factor authentication.

Software
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Nvidia Gives Away Beefed-Up 'Titan V CEO Edition' GPUs

By Nathaniel Mott Published

Nvidia gave out 20 "Titan V CEO Edition" GPUs at the Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition conference, with more memory and other improvements.

Tech Industry
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Building A Workstation With Ryzen Threadripper And Radeon Vega Frontier Edition

By Igor Wallossek Published

High-performance workstations need to be as stable and reliable as they are fast. We put together an all-around crowd pleaser that'll allow us to test professional hardware on a relative budget

GPUs
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EK Water Blocks Reveals GPU Block For Nvidia's Titan V

By Kevin Carbotte Published

Liquid Cooling
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Nvidia's GeForce 388.71 WHQL Driver Is Ready For 'PUBG'

By Steven Lynch Published

Nvidia released its final GeForce Game Ready driver of the year. This new driver brings support for PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds for Nvidia GPU owners today.

GPU Drivers
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Nvidia’s New Titan V Pushes 110 Teraflops From A Single Chip

By Kevin Carbotte Published

Nvidia announced a new Titan-class GPU that puts the previous model to shame. The company put the power of its GV100 Volta GPU into a desktop-class graphics card—for science!

GPUs
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Prepare For 'Doom VFR' With Another Nvidia Driver

By Rexly Peñaflorida Published

The software also brings back the NV Tray function.

GPU Drivers
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SuperComputing 2017 Slideshow

By Paul Alcorn Published

We prowled around SuperComputing 2017 to gather all the most interesting displays at the show.

CPUs
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Regaining America's Supercomputing Supremacy With The Summit Supercomputer

By Paul Alcorn Published

Oak Ridge National Laboratory's new Summit supercomputer should rocket the U.S. back into the lead over China with the fastest supercomputer in the world.

Supercomputers
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