It is more than twice as fast as the next fastest supercomputer.

The AI Research SuperCluster could provide simultaneous translations to those who visit the metaverse.

Built using AMD processors and NVIDIA GPUs, it will deliver nearly four exaflops of performance making it the world’s fastest supercomputer.

Expected to be commissioned in 2022, the new supercomputer will be eight times more powerful than the one currently in use.

Meet Aitken, NASA's new supercomputer that's custom designed by HPE.

NVIDIA is extending its DGX-Ready Data Center program beyond the United States. The company plans to offer its AI infrastructure program to countries in Asia, Europe and South America.

Intel will build Aurora, the world’s first exascale supercomputer by 2021.

As AI takes the centerstage to new business ideas and powering data science needs, IT departments need to deploy AI at scale with powerful turnkey solutions necessary for easy design, deployment and support. Here’s how Dell and NVIDIA are joining forces to deliver this.

Last year's DGX-1 packed eight Tesla V100 GPUs, but the new DGX-2 supercomputer packs 16 Tesla V100 32GB NVLink GPU modules. How does it achieve that?

At GTC 2017, when NVIDIA debuted the crazy fast Volta-based Tesla V100 compute unit that can churn out 120 Tensor TFLOPS, they made sure to reserve the first batch for their DGX-1 supercomputers for a powerful boost.