With Nvidia's recently announced Blackwell GPU architecture poised to become the mainstream for the next generation of AI servers, industry watchers expect Blackwell-equipped AI servers...

After introducing the INR100 billion (US$1.2 billion) IndiaAI Mission, the Indian government is reportedly considering procuring Nvidia GPUs to help grow the local AI ecosystem.

Following the recent launch of Nvidia's GB200 superchip comes news of major changes to its first tier of AI server system manufacturers, as Foxconn and Wiwynn, which did not manufacture...

Under the fast-changing technology trend, no matter which way China's AI industry chooses to build its ecosystem or stay compatible with CUDA, the elimination and consolidation processes...

The supply of Graphics Processing Units (GPU) has been less constricted, resulting in delivery lead times dropping from 40-52 weeks at the end of 2023 to 8-12 weeks, according to...

Despite the restrictions imposed by the US ban, which prevent the Chinese market from accessing Nvidia's latest B200 GPU, Huawei's alternative GPU, albeit less powerful than the B200,...

Despite Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's commitment to meeting all customer demands, supply-side resource balancing difficulties will pose challenges for the AI server industry supply chain,...

Samsung Electronics recently announced the launch of its self-developed Artificial Intelligence (AI) accelerator, MACH-1.

CEO Jensen Huang stated that Nvidia does more than just design chips, it's a "data-center-scale" corporation.

Nvidia announced at GPU Technology Conference (GTC) that it will launch the Blackwell architecture B100 and B200 GPUs in the second half of 2024, and will be manufactured by TSMC's...

Taiwan-based ODMs and contract device manufacturers including Hon Hai Technology Group (Foxconn), Quanta Computer, and Wistron have high expectations for AI server sales this year.

In the continuously evolving field of GPU, a project called "ZLUDA" has successfully made Nvidia's CUDA compatible with AMD GPUs, thus challenging the exclusivity of Nvidia and providing...

Nvidia has taken further actions targeting the Chinese market to maintain its dominance in the GPU market, attempting to block third-party GPU companies from seamlessly using CUDA...

Nvidia recently warned developers against using its CUDA on non-Nvidia GPUs, a move where the company tries to fend off other competitors. It also highlights another challenge in...