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developer.nvidia.com blog › how-seti-uses-ai-to-search-for-intelligent-alien-life

How SETI Uses AI to Search for Intelligent Alien Life | NVIDIA Technical Blog

A researcher from the SETI Institute described to a packed audience at GTC 2025 how SETI had successfully trialed a novel method to identify interstellar radio…

developer.nvidia.com blog › cuda-pro-tip-use-cufft-callbacks-custom-data-processing

CUDA Pro Tip: Use cuFFT Callbacks for Custom Data Processing | NVIDIA Technical Blog

Digital signal processing (DSP) applications commonly transform input data before performing an FFT, or transform output data afterwards. For example…

developer.nvidia.com blog › mastering-the-cudf-pandas-profiler-for-gpu-acceleration

Mastering the cudf.pandas Profiler for GPU Acceleration | NVIDIA Technical Blog

In the world of Python data science, pandas has long reigned as the go-to library for intuitive data manipulation and analysis. However, as data volumes grow…

developer.nvidia.com blog › analyzing-the-security-of-machine-learning-research-code

Analyzing the Security of Machine Learning Research Code | NVIDIA Technical Blog

The NVIDIA AI Red Team is focused on scaling secure development practices across the data, science, and AI ecosystems. We participate in open-source security…

developer.nvidia.com blog › compiler-explorer-the-kernel-playground-for-cuda-developers

Compiler Explorer: An Essential Kernel Playground for CUDA Developers | NVIDIA Technical Blog

Have you ever wondered exactly what the CUDA compiler generates when you write GPU kernels? Ever wanted to share a minimal CUDA example with a colleague…

developer.nvidia.com blog › nsight-the-most-important-ampere-tools-in-your-utility-belt

Nsight: The Most Important Ampere Tools In Your Utility Belt | NVIDIA Technical Blog

Nsight Systems provides a perfect solution for determining whether your application is limited by CPU, graphics or compute workflows.

developer.nvidia.com blog › unified-virtual-memory-supercharges-pandas-with-rapids-cudf

Unified Virtual Memory Supercharges pandas with RAPIDS cuDF | NVIDIA Technical Blog

introduced in a previous post, is a GPU-accelerated library that accelerates pandas to deliver significant performance improvements—up to 50x faster—without…

nvidianews.nvidia.com news › nvidia-powers-worlds-largest-quantum-research-supercomputer

NVIDIA Powers World’s Largest Quantum Research Supercomputer | NVIDIA Newsroom

NVIDIA today announced the opening of the Global Research and Development Center for Business by Quantum-AI Technology (G-QuAT), which hosts ABCI-Q — the world’s largest research supercomputer dedicated to quantum computing.

developer.nvidia.com blog › how-to-work-with-data-exceeding-vram-in-the-polars-gpu-engine

How to Work with Data Exceeding VRAM in the Polars GPU Engine | NVIDIA Technical Blog

In high-stakes fields such as quant finance, algorithmic trading, and fraud detection, data practitioners frequently need to process hundreds of gigabytes (GB)…

developer.nvidia.com blog › understanding-ptx-the-assembly-language-of-cuda-gpu-computing

Understanding PTX, the Assembly Language of CUDA GPU Computing | NVIDIA Technical Blog

Parallel thread execution (PTX) is a virtual machine instruction set architecture that has been part of CUDA from its beginning. You can think of PTX as the…

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