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.

Jen-Hsun Huang, CEO of NVIDIA, announced his company's new GPU Cloud platform during the GTC 2017’s keynote, opening up the doors for developers seeking ease of access into the world A.I. development.

NVIDIA debuts Volta architecture and unveils the Tesla V100 to usher in the era of AI. It is the first data center GPU focused on accelerating AI with 120 TFLOPs deep learning performance - 12x higher than its Pascal predecessor!

Robots evolving robots? NVIDIA's Isaac is a robot simulator that fast tracks training machines to handle real-world situations in a virtual environment, before they are deployed into the physical world. Intrigued? Hit the jump to find out more!

5 years ago, no one was talking about deep learning or much about AI in general. Now, IDC estimates 80% of all applications will have some form of an AI component by 2020. NVIDIA takes measures to boost training resources and tie-ups to train 100,000 developers with AI expertise by this year.

NVIDIA's new Metropolis intelligent video analytics platform could one day become our city guardian by processing vast amounts of video data to provide valuable insights and transform them into smart city solutions like improving traffic and public safety. Is this NVIDIA's version of Superman?