Big data visualization startup Zebra Medical Vision took home the inaugural award for their significant advancements of Artificial Intelligence and deep learning using NVIDIA GPUs. The world has an aging population and the demand for medical imaging services is quickly outpacing the supply of radiologists. Israel-based Zebra Medical Vision uses big data to deliver large-scale
Google released the latest version of their automatic image captioning model that is more accurate, and is much faster to train compared to the original system. “The TensorFlow implementation released today achieves the same level of accuracy with significantly faster performance: time per training step is just 0.7 seconds in TensorFlow compared to 3 seconds
Suppose you want to find the most influential user of Twitter. You would need to know not only how many followers everyone has, but also who those followers are, who the followers of those followers are, and so on. This is a graph problem. Graphs are a mathematical structure that model relationships between entities, whether
NVIDIA GameWorks was awarded the CEDEC AWARDS 2016 Grand Prize, hosted this year at the Computer Entertainment Developers Conference in Yokohama, Japan. “We’re working hard every day to make interactive simulations that are used for drawings beautiful during game development, and also to improve their quality,” said NVIDIA’s Senior Manager of Asia-Pacific Developer Technology Bryan
A startup from California is using GPUs and big data to predict what homes are likely to buy solar panels. PowerScout is using GPUs on the Amazon cloud and cuDNN to train their deep learning models on a mix of data from commercial databases and LIDAR to detect solar panels from satellite images, and to
