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Amber 11 is a software tool that enables bio-scientists to harness the power of supercomputing on their desktop PC. It is optimised to run on Nvidia GPUs, which speed up the tool by up to 100-fold over a traditional CPU-based server

Nvidia has launched Tesla Bio Workbench, which helps scientists involved in biological research by turning a standard PC into a 'computational laboratory'

Nvidia has unveiled its Tesla 20-series of parallel processors for the HPC market, based on its new generation Cuda processor architecture, codenamed Fermi

Nvidia has introduced the RealityServer platform for cloud computing, a combination of GPUs and software that streams interactive, photorealistic 3D applications to any web-connected PC, laptop, netbook and smart phone

Nvidia has launched the GPU-based Tesla Personal Supercomputer, which delivers the equivalent computing power of a cluster, at a fraction of the price, and in a form factor of a standard desktop workstation

Nvidia has released the D Series of Nvidia Quadro Plex Visual Computing Systems (VCS) available in deskside or rackmount configurations.

This year at the International Supercomputing Conference, Nvidia, a leader in GPU technologies, introduced its second-generation platform, the Tesla 10 series computing solutions.

Nvidia has launched the Nvidia Quadro FX 3600M professional GPU for notebook and laptop workstations.

Nvidia has released a new version of its C-compiler for GPU programming, Cuda 1.1. This latest version of the Cuda software suite includes support for 64-bit Windows XP.

NVidia has introduced the new Quadro Plex Visual Computing System Model S4, a graphics server featuring more graphics processing units (GPUs) in a standard 1U server form factor.