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Quadro K6000
8 August 2013
Nvidia has announced what it says is the fastest and most capable GPU ever built - the Quadro K6000
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Cuda 5.5 with support for ARM platforms
18 June 2013
Nvidia has announced the public availability of the latest version of the Nvidia Cuda parallel computing platform and programming model, which delivers support for ARM-based platforms
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Nvidia Quadro update
28 March 2013
Nvidia has introduced a range of Quadro professional graphics products that it says offer unprecedented workstation performance and capabilities for professionals in manufacturing, engineering, medical, architectural, and media and entertainment companies
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Cuda 5
19 October 2012
Nvidia has released Cuda 5, a new version of its parallel programming model for GPUs. It can be downloaded for free from the Nvidia Developer Zone website
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Quadro mobile GPUs
21 August 2012
A new line of Quadro professional graphics solutions for the latest mobile workstations has been announced by Nvidia
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Maximus
21 August 2012
The second generation of Nvidia's workstation platform, Maximus, has been launched. Now supported by Kepler-based GPUs, Maximus delivers what the company describes as unparalleled performance and efficiency
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Tesla K10 GPU
21 May 2012
Nvidia accelerator speeds up oil and gas search
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Cuda 4.1
30 January 2012
Nvidia has released a new version of its Cuda parallel computing platform, which the company states will make it easier for researchers and engineers to advance their simulations and computational work by using GPUs
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Tesla M2090
7 June 2011
Nvidia has unveiled the Tesla M2090 GPU parallel processor for high-performance computing
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Nvidia Quadro 6000
28 October 2010
NextComputing has announced the immediate availability of the Nvidia Quadro 6000 by PNY professional graphics solution
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