NVIDIA Cosmos, a platform for accelerating physical AI development, introduces a family of world foundation models — neural networks that can predict and generate physics-aware videos of the future state of a virtual environment — to help developers build next-generation robots and autonomous vehicles (AVs). World foundation models, or WFMs, are as fundamental as large

Over the next two decades, the market for humanoid robots is expected to reach $38 billion. To address this significant demand, particularly in industrial and manufacturing sectors, NVIDIA is releasing a collection of robot foundation models, data pipelines and simulation frameworks to accelerate next-generation humanoid robot development efforts. Announced by NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen

New NVIDIA AI Blueprints for building agentic AI applications are poised to help enterprises everywhere automate work. With the blueprints, developers can now build and deploy custom AI agents. These AI agents act like “knowledge robots” that can reason, plan and take action to quickly analyze large quantities of data, summarize and distill real-time insights

Autonomous vehicle (AV) development is made possible by three distinct computers: NVIDIA DGX systems for training the AI-based stack in the data center, NVIDIA Omniverse running on NVIDIA OVX systems for simulation and synthetic data generation, and the NVIDIA AGX in-vehicle computer to process real-time sensor data for safety. Together, these purpose-built, full-stack systems enable

Artificial intelligence is entering a new era — agentic AI — where teams of specialized agents can help people solve complex problems and automate repetitive tasks. With custom AI agents, enterprises across industries can manufacture intelligence and achieve unprecedented productivity. These advanced AI agents require a system of multiple generative AI models optimized for agentic

GeForce RTX 50 Series Desktop and Laptop GPUs, unveiled today at the CES trade show, are poised to power the next era of generative and agentic AI content creation — offering new tools and capabilities for video, livestreaming, 3D and more. Built on the NVIDIA Blackwell architecture, GeForce RTX 50 Series GPUs can run creative

The next big moment in AI is in sight — literally. Today, more than 1.5 billion enterprise level cameras deployed worldwide are generating roughly 7 trillion hours of video per year. Yet, only a fraction of it gets analyzed. It’s estimated that less than 1% of video from industrial cameras is watched live by humans,

Artificial intelligence and accelerated computing are being used to help solve the world’s greatest challenges. NVIDIA has reinvented the computing stack — spanning GPUs, CPUs, DPUs, networking and software. Our platform drives the AI revolution, powering hundreds of millions of devices in every cloud and fueling 75% of the world’s TOP500 supercomputers. Put in the

GeForce NOW is kicking off 2025 by delivering 14 games to the cloud this month, with two available to stream this week so members can get started on their New Year’s gaming resolutions. This year’s CES trade show will open with a keynote from NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang on Monday, Jan. 6. GeForce

Artificial intelligence made big moves this year — as did the robots the technology is working behind. From Silicon Valley to India, Boston to Japan, here are some of the autonomous machines and robotics technologies, powered by NVIDIA AI, that offered helping hands in 2024. Clearbot Tidies Up Ocean Litter Hong Kong- and India-based Clearbot,