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March 2020
Simulations form an integral part of product design to reduce significant iterations in physical prototyping and testing to improve quality, cost and time-to-market. However, this process is very time consuming and can take weeks to months since, in a typical simulation workflow, several iterations
July 2024
, Product Manager, Spatial Computing, NVIDIA
See how fully ray traced, industrial-scale OpenUSD scenes stream in real time to Apple Vision Pro with NVIDIA Omniverse SDKs and APIs. Learn how to develop your own native OpenUSD spatial applications that enables digital twin experience with next-level realism.
June 2024
, Senior Product Manager, NVIDIA
, Brown University
, Sr. Software Engineer, AI-HPC, NVIDIA
Discover the power of physics-ML in modeling real-world systems, and explore its application in education.
March 2024
, Robotics Technical Marketing Engineer, NVIDIA
Isaac ROS is a collection of hardware-accelerated packages (GEMs) for building high-performance robotics solutions. Optimized for NVIDIA GPUs and NVIDIA Jetson, Isaac ROS offers modular packages for robotic perception and easy integration into existing ROS 2-based applications. This talk includes a
March 2024
, Director, Warp Engineering, NVIDIA
Join us for a deep dive into NVIDIA’s Warp framework and learn how it enables developers to create GPU-accelerated and differentiable simulation programs in Python. We'll cover the latest features in Warp for 3D data generation, computer-aided engineering, and robotics, and show how Warp
March 2022
, NVIDIA
This tutorial introduces you to the NVIDIA Warp SDK, a Python framework that makes writing GPU simulations in graphics code easy. We will teach you how to enable the Warp extension inside of Create, explore some of the example scenes, and get you started writing your first Warp kernel with
March 2024
, SVP, Head of the Standards and Mobility Innovation Team, Samsung Research
, Senior Distinguished Engineer, 5G/6G, NVIDIA
, AI-RAN and 6G Developer Relations Manager, NVIDIA
, VP, Research Institute of Advanced Technology, Softbank
Integrated sensing and AI-native RAN will revolutionize network efficiency and capabilities of 6G . This new paradigm will be powered by AI, digital twins and software-defined platforms. While exciting, this transformation presents a new set of challenges. For example, at-scale system simulation, access to
March 2024
, Principal Engineer, Aerial, NVIDIA
The demand for mobile broadband has been steadily increasing across the last two decades and is expected to grow further in the future with 6G. To meet this demand, the industry has introduced a variety of techniques aimed at improving the efficiency of communication systems. The complexity of
March 2024
, NVIDIA
Pandas is flexible, but often slow when processing gigabytes of data. Many frameworks promise higher performance, but they often support only a subset of the Pandas API, require significant code change, and struggle to interact with or accelerate third-party code that you can’t change. RAPIDS cuDF
March 2023
, Distinguished System Engineer for Graph and Data Analytics, NVIDIA
DGL and PyG both benefit from RAPIDS with cuDF, cuGraph, cuGraph-ops, and cuGraph service work to reach 1 trillion edge scale. We'll present the latest performance numbers and include Graph Platform examples. We'll present the DGL 1.0 and a GA DGL container, and first GA for PyG container. We'll
March 2023
, Senior Director of Engineering , NVIDIA
GPUs used with Apache Spark are leveraged to speed up machine learning (ML) model training and inference. Data preparation stages are traditionally run on CPUs. The RAPIDS Accelerator for Apache Spark is a plugin jar that takes advantage of Apache Spark 3.x’s ability to schedule on GPUs. The
March 2022
, Senior Deep Learning Solution Architect, NVIDIA
, Senior Deep Learning Data Scientist, NVIDIA
Big data and data science applications are central to a wide range of business operations, and are at heart of countless products and services. Most of the utilities in this space, including scikit-learn, Pandas, NumPy, NetworkX, and Spark, have GPU-accelerated drop-in replacements (for example,
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