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TSMC announced at NVIDIA GTC Taipei that it is integrating NVIDIA accelerated computing and AI across chip design and fab operations to accelerate lithography, transistor and process simulation, advanced process control

Banks, payments firms and fintechs are replacing siloed, task-specific models with transformer — based transaction foundation models trained on billions of events.

Unveiled at GTC Taipei, Cosmos 3 is an open omnimodel that combines vision reasoning, multimodal world generation and action prediction to accelerate physical AI development.

At GTC Taipei, NVIDIA said it is expanding its DRIVE Hyperion platform and enlisting automakers, suppliers, AV developers and mobility operators to speed global Level 4 robotaxi rollouts across Asia, Europe

At GTC Taipei NVIDIA revealed the Isaac GR00T Reference Humanoid: An open reference design that pairs a Unitree H2 Plus body and dual Sharpa Wave tactile hands with onboard Jetson AGX Thor compute and the Isaac GR00T

At GTC Taipei NVIDIA introduced Vera, a purpose — built CPU class for agentic AI that it says is now in full production; the chip targets orchestration, sandboxed code execution and other CPU‑heavy AI tasks and is being

At GTC Taipei during COMPUTEX, NVIDIA announced RTX Spark, a new class of Windows PCs built to run personal on‑device AI agents, and unveiled a Windows software stack — including Microsoft security primitives

At GTC Taipei, NVIDIA unveiled DSX, a codesigned platform of open-source software, reference designs, validated architectures and partner technologies meant to standardize the planning, deployment and operation of large

At GTC Taipei NVIDIA unveiled DOCA Vault, DOCA Argus and DOCA Flow for the Vera BlueField-4 STX platform, bringing inline file-and network — level policy enforcement into BlueField-4 silicon to protect agentic AI

NVIDIA announced at GTC Taipei that its Vera Rubin platform is ramping into full production, with major server manufacturers and global supply‑chain partners building Vera Rubin systems to serve AI labs, cloud providers

At GTC activities held during COMPUTEX in Taipei, NVIDIA used live sessions and partner events to preview AI factories, infrastructure scaling, agentic and physical AI, and upcoming product rollouts.

Groq is asking existing backers for $650 million in an internal round to fund a pivot from hardware sales to a hosted inference neocloud built on its homegrown AI chip and stack.

Early public benchmark results show NVIDIA's Vera CPU-built on 88 Olympus cores and a second‑generation LPDDR5X subsystem — delivers sustained multi‑core throughput and class‑leading memory bandwidth per watt,

NVIDIA reported record revenue of $81.615 billion for the quarter ended April 26, 2026, led by a $75.2 billion Data Center segment and the launch of the Vera Rubin platform, while forecasting $91.

At Google I/O, NVIDIA and Google Cloud unveiled a JAX learning path for NVIDIA GPUs, an NVIDIA Dynamo inference codelab, and monthly developer livestreams to expand hands‑on training for building and deploying optimized

SAP will integrate NVIDIA’s OpenShell runtime into its SAP Business AI Platform and co-develop the open-source project; the move is intended to provide isolated execution and policy enforcement for enterprise AI agents,

At the SCSP AI+ Expo, Energy Secretary Chris Wright and NVIDIA VP Ian Buck said the DOE’s Genesis Mission will pair large AI models and national — lab data with purpose — built supercomputers at Argonne to accelerate

NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang delivered the keynote at Carnegie Mellon’s 128th commencement, telling the Class of 2026 that AI ushers in a new industrial era and urging graduates, builders and policymakers

NVIDIA and IREN announced a strategic partnership to accelerate DSX-aligned AI infrastructure deployment. NVIDIA was granted a five‑year right to buy up to 30 million IREN ordinary shares at $70 per share (up to $2.

At ServiceNow Knowledge 2026, ServiceNow and NVIDIA announced Project Arc and a secure runtime strategy to deploy long‑running, self‑evolving autonomous desktop agents into enterprise workflows.

The rapidly growing open-source project OpenClaw, known for its autonomous, self-hosted AI capabilities, is receiving enhanced security measures through a collaboration with NVIDIA.

The manufacturing sector is rapidly transitioning to a simulation — first approach, utilizing NVIDIA Omniverse, OpenUSD, and high-fidelity synthetic data to train physical AI, driving unprecedented operational efficiency across major global

NVIDIA and Google Cloud, collaborating for over a decade, announced new achievements in their joint work to create a full-featured AI platform.

OpenAI has updated the Codex application, migrating it to the GPT-5.5 model, deployed on NVIDIA GB200 NVL72 systems. This significantly accelerates development, increases the efficiency of AI agents, and reduces operational costs.