NVIDIA has released CUDA 13.3, a significant update for developers working with GPU-accelerated computing, artificial intelligence, scientific simulation, data analytics, and high-performance workloads. The new version does more than add
A GitHub developer has launched OpenNOW, an open-source desktop client for GeForce NOW that is already drawing attention from gamers who want more control, more transparency, and fewer black-box restrictions
Canonical, the company behind Ubuntu, announced official support for the NVIDIA Rubin platform, including NVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL72 rack-scale systems, alongside new distributions tied to NVIDIA’s Nemotron-3 open model family.
Dropping “real” support for older GPUs is usually a routine headline… right up until it strands thousands of users at a black screen after a simple pacman -Syu. That’s essentially
Canonical, the company behind Ubuntu, has announced official support for the new NVIDIA Jetson Thor family, strengthening its strategic collaboration with NVIDIA to accelerate innovation in generative AI, humanoid robotics,
The documentary The NVIDIA AI GPU Black Market, published by Gamers Nexus, has highlighted a problem that goes far beyond smuggling: the insecurity of the supply chain for critical hardware
A complete guide to leveraging near-native GPU performance in lightweight LXC environments with Proxmox VE Using LXC containers in Proxmox has become an increasingly popular alternative to traditional virtual machines
As GPU-accelerated computing becomes essential in AI, HPC, and scientific computing, developers increasingly turn to containers for reproducible, scalable, and efficient development environments. Docker, when paired with NVIDIA’s CUDA, provides
Virtualizing GPUs, once reserved for large enterprises with complex infrastructures, is now more accessible thanks to the official support of NVIDIA vGPU on Proxmox VE. Since version 18 of NVIDIA’s
