NVIDIA wants you start your AI learning journey and be part of what is possibly the 4th industrial revolution, encapsulated in fields of AI and deep learning.

Targeted at the robotics community and industry, the new Jetson Nano dev kit is NVIDIA’s lowest cost AI computer to-date and is the most power efficient too consuming as little as 5 watts.

The NVIDIA Jetson TX1 is paving the way for a wave of smart, autonomous robots and drones that will be able to take advantage of the capabilities of machine learning and neural networks.

Self parking cars are just the tip of the iceberg. What if we tell you that the NVIDIA Drive PX "auto-pilot computer" is advanced enough to perform path finding and mapping that it can drive itself back to you from a parking lot? Nicknamed the Drive PX Auto Valet, witness the advanced object classification and mapping in action to make that a reality.

The NVIDIA Drive CX kit is engineered to be a digital cockpit computer that will allow automakers to design richer and more visual dashboards. Hop in to see the in-car visuals of the future, made possible by the Tegra X1 at its heart.

Earlier, we previewed the Tegra X1 and its performance capabilities. Now, let's take a look at how the Tegra X1 will power cars of the future to make them safer and smarter.

NVIDIA's Tegra SoC chips double in power and efficiency every year, without fail, and they've done it again with a demo of their new Tegra X1 chip that boasts 256 Maxwell graphics cores! Check out the smooth gameplay for yourselves.

NVIDIA has just announced its new Tegra X1 SoC, which is uses its new Maxwell graphics architecture and promises even greater performance and power efficiency. But don't just take our word for it, here are some hands-on benchmarking results.