NVIDIA PhysicsNeMo
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TensorWorld raises $100M+ for physics-driven AI models
TensorWorld, a four-month-old startup, has secured over $100 million in funding to develop AI models that understand and predict physical world interactions. The company focuses on a physics-driven approach, learning ph…
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NVIDIA expands AI collaboration across South Korea's industries
NVIDIA is deepening its collaboration with South Korea to advance the nation's physical AI and sovereign AI ecosystems. This partnership spans multiple industries, including semiconductor manufacturing with Samsung Elec…
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NVIDIA AI accelerates semiconductor fab processes and engineering decisions
NVIDIA is integrating AI into semiconductor manufacturing processes to accelerate chip design and production. The company's technologies, such as NVIDIA cuDSS and PhysicsNeMo, are speeding up complex simulations by up t…
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NVIDIA Earth-2 expands with open AI models for localized weather prediction
NVIDIA is expanding its Earth-2 initiative with new open AI models and tools designed for localized weather and climate prediction. These models, such as StormScope EU, can be customized with specific regional data, ena…
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NVIDIA partners with Spain's BSC to boost AI startups with supercomputing
NVIDIA is collaborating with the Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC) to launch the AI Factory Accelerator Programme in Spain. This initiative provides startups with access to sovereign compute resources, technical sup…
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NVIDIA boosts European AI science with open models and compute access · 2 sources tracked
NVIDIA is expanding its support for the European scientific community by providing access to advanced AI tools, models, and compute resources. This initiative, part of the European Commission's AI in Science Enablers In…
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AI crash simulation uncertainty methods compared in new research paper
A new research paper compares two uncertainty quantification methods, Monte Carlo Dropout and Deep Ensembles, for AI-driven crash simulation surrogates. The study, utilizing NVIDIA PhysicsNeMo and an open-source bumper …