Asynchronous Error Reporting: When printf Just Won’t Do
Some programming situations call for reporting “soft” errors asynchronously. While printf can be a useful tool, it can increase register use and impact...
Open Source Simulation Expands with NVIDIA PhysX 5 Release
The latest version of the NVIDIA PhysX 5 SDK is now available under the same open source license terms as NVIDIA PhysX 4 to help expand simulation workflows and...
New Course: Introduction to Physics-Informed Machine Learning with Modulus
Learn the basics of physics-informed deep learning and how to use NVIDIA Modulus, the physics machine learning platform, in this self-paced online course.
Accelerate your AI-based simulations using NVIDIA Modulus. The 22.07 release brings advancements with weather modeling, novel network architectures, geometry...
The Computational Fluid Dynamics Revolution Driven by GPU Acceleration
When a technology reaches the required level of maturity, adoption transitions from those considered visionaries to early majority adopters. Now is such a...
Building Scientifically Accurate Digital Twins Using Modulus with Omniverse and AI
From physics-informed neural networks (PINNs) to neural operators, developers have long sought after the ability to build real-time digital twins with...
NVIDIA Announces Modulus: A Framework for Developing Physics ML Models for Digital Twins
Today NVIDIA announced the availability of NVIDIA Modulus (previously known as SimNet), a platform to train neural networks using governing physics equations...
NVIDIA Modulus v21.06 Released for General Availability
Today, NVIDIA announces the release of Modulus v21.06 for general availability, enabling physics simulations across a variety of use cases. NVIDIA Modulus is a...
New on NGC: New and Updated HPC Containers on the NGC Catalog
A container is a portable unit of software that combines the application and all its dependencies into a single package that is agnostic to the underlying host...
Explore Deploying and Optimizing Industrial-Scale AI at GTC
Industrial-Scale AI content is at GTC. From April 12-16, 1,400 live and on-demand sessions will be at your fingertips. Many topics will be covered including...
GTC 21: Top 5 High Performance Computing Technical Sessions
From weather forecasting and energy exploration, to computational chemistry and molecular dynamics, NVIDIA compute and networking technologies are optimizing...
Upcoming Webinar: Building AI-Based Simulations with NVIDIA Modulus
Simulations are prevalent in science and engineering fields and have been recently advanced by physics-driven AI. Join this webinar to learn how NVIDIA Modulus...
GTC Digital Demo: Accelerating Scientific and Engineering Simulation Workflows with AI
A new demo introduces the recently announced NVIDIA Modulus Toolkit, the first multiphysics (CFD and Heat Transfer) analysis using physics-informed neural...
NVIDIA Engineers Apply AI Advances in Engineering Physics Problems
An article in the latest edition of Science magazine, Hidden fluid mechanics: Learning velocity and pressure fields from flow visualizations, describes an...
Volkswagen Accelerates Aerodynamics Concept Design with NVIDIA V100 GPUs on AWS
Designing a fuel-efficient and stylish vehicle is a massive undertaking that requires teams from many parts of a manufacturer to work in unison. To accelerate...
