While A.I. is revolutionizing disparate verticals such as autonomous driving and customer support, in medicine it’s saddled by heavy regulation. Doctors see the long-term potential of artificial intelligence in healthcare, but they recommend that early adopters must fix the underlying infrastructure.

Intel recently railed against competitor Nvidia for allegedly copying its self-driving technology. In particular, Intel's senior vice president Amnon Shashua says Nvidia's recently revealed “Safety Force Field” is cribbed from Intel's "Responsibility Sensitive Safety" paper published in 2017.

The Magic Leap One AR headset is about to become available for a rather hefty price. Here's everything you need to know about the device including the price, where it can be purchased, the hardware powering Magic Leap's goggles, and more. The consumer version of the headset will cost $2,295.

Nvidia thinks the future of gaming is in the cloud, and to make that possible, faster mobile networks like 5G are needed. Though speed is just one part of the equation, mobile carriers are also focusing on lowering the latency to deliver a better user experience with mobile game streaming.

While Nvidia has been promoting its RTX graphics card, the future of gaming may be in RTX servers, which will be used to drive the next generation of GeForce Now game streaming as Nvidia faces competition from Google's Stadia in the space.

Nvidia is fresh off the launch of GTX 1660 Ti and the GTX 1660, but rumors indicate that the company might soon launch the GTX 1650 to cap out its lineup. In the latest development, a leaked benchmark from Final Fantasy XV suggests that the GTX 1650 could just be a slight upgrade from last generation's GTX 1050. 

Nvidia is adding ray tracing support for the millions of GTX 10 series graphics cards, offering low-end ray tracing enhancement in the handful of compatible games that are already available and releasing in the near future. Everything from the GTX 1060 6GB to the 1080 Ti will benefit.

On Monday, March 18, Nvidia launched the A.I. Playground, a new online space where anyone can experience all the raw power of its deep learning research. The new website currently features three demos for image editing, styling, as well as photorealistic image synthesis. 

At GTC, Nvidia announced a new AI computer, the Jetson Nano. This tiny computer comes with a 128-core GPU that Nvidia claims can handle pretty much any A.I. framework you could imagine. At $99, it makes for an affordable way for A.I. newbies to get in the game, including in fields outside the conventional data sciences.

Nvidia has announced the development of GauGAN, a smart drawing app that helps artists create photorealistic images from simple doodles and sketches. GauGAN uses deep learning and generative adversarial networks (GANs) to fill in realistic details and create original and vivid works of art.

Nvidia's rumored 7nm Ampere graphics could debut soon. It's once again the time to see what Nvidia has planned for the rest of 2019. The company will be kicking off its GPU Technology conference at 2 p.m. PT today, Monday, March 18, and you can watch the opening keynote live via the video above. 

After rival AMD announced its 7nm Radeon Vega VII graphics earlier this year at the Consumer Electronics Show, Nvidia may be feeling the pressure to match the smaller architecture. The GeForce-maker may be using its own GTC conference next week to show off its rumored next-generation 7nm Ampere graphics.

After several months of rumors and leaks, Nvidia has announced the GTX 1660 graphics card. Similar to the previously announced GTX 1660 Ti, and with prices starting at $219, this latest Turing-powered GPU from Nvidia aims to bring midrange performance to the desktops of gamers across the world. 

Nvidia published a report that shows players who use more advanced graphics cards and monitors with higher refresh rates have better kill-death ratios in games such as Fortnite and PUBG. The company claims that investing in hardware will allow players to unlock their full potential on the battlefield.

Having a G-Sync monitor with fast refresh rates may be just as important for winning battle royale games, like Fortnite, as a good graphics card, Nvidia said. When paired with a good discrete graphics card, like Nvidia's GeForce RTX 2080, the hardware combo allows gamers to spot and respond to enemies faster.

The GTX 1660 Ti is officially out and about, suddenly released by Nvidia to very little fanfare. No word yet on other cards in the 16-series, though it'd be quite odd to have a 1660 Ti and not have a 1660. Here's everything we know about these new cards, and how they stand in the market of graphics cards.

After the success of the face-generating website ThisPersonDoesNotExist.com, the same artificial intelligence tool is being used to create everything from imaginary Airbnb listings to creepy fake cats. Check them out in all their surreal, generative adversarial network greatness.

Nvidia's GTX 1660 Ti was its first Turing graphics card without ray tracing and DLSS support. The reduced price tag and decent performance should still make it popular, though, and a mobile counterpart that may be in the works could as well if it makes its way to laptops in the coming months.

If you happen to own one of Nvidia's latest RTX series graphics cards and are struggling with performance problems in Metro Exodus, you're in for some luck. A February 21 update for the title recently delivered enhancements to Nvidia’s deep learning supersampling feature and other fixes for low-specced PCs. 

It turns out all the rumors and leaks were indeed true. Nvidia has officially launched the GTX 1660 Ti, its next-generation, Turing-based GPU. It promises to deliver all the performance and efficiency for all modern games, but without stepping into the high price range of the RTX series. 

Nvidia's deep learning super sampling is far from perfect even six months after its debut with the RTX graphics cards. Nvidia has made it clear that it's aware of the issues and has pledged to try and fix them with more training of its A.I. algorithm, specifically targeting lower resolutions.

Nvidia's GeForce GTX 1660 graphics card has been anything but secret and several leaks over the past few months have supported an impending launch. In the latest, an accidental listing on Amazon provided a peek at the final cost of some new systems with the GeForce GTX 1660 Ti on board, with prices at $1,200

Nvidia's RTX 2070 is the most popular Turing graphics card on Steam according to the latest hardware survey results. Although none of the cards have eclipsed their 10-series counterparts in popularity, the RTX 2070 is well ahead of the RTX 2060, 2080, and 2080 Ti, as well as AMD's high-end Vega options.

Nvidia's allegedly upcoming GTX 1660 Ti graphics cards based on its Turing architecture and sporting a reduced number of CUDA cores but the same 6GB of GDDR6 as the RTX 2060, have been pictured in a number of leaks. Most are mini-ITX, but we should see custom 1660 Ti cards debut on launch day.

Battlefield V gamers on Nvidia's RTX graphics will benefit from performance improvements when real-time ray-tracing is enabled thanks to a new update that brings DLSS support on February 12. Earlier this year, Nvidia claimed that DLSS will help maintain consistent framerates, even at higher resolutions.

Nvidia's RTX graphics cards can now net even higher frame rates and scores in UL Benchmark's 3DMark Port Royal benchmark thanks to the implementation of DLSS. If you download the latest driver you should see a big improvement in your FPS as well as an uptick in the overall crispness of the visuals rendered.

If you've been following rumors closely, you've likely heard that Nvidia could be releasing a GeForce GTX 1660 Ti midrange graphics card soon. In the latest development, filings from Gigabyte and MSI at the Eurasian Economic Commission all but make the new GPUs official. 

The arrival of RTX graphics for laptops will bring changes to gaming hardware. Most notably, higher framerates in your favorite games, and advanced features like ray tracing and DLSS. Best of all, these new graphics cards will result in thinner, lighter laptops that sacrifice less for portability. Our Nvidia RTX graphics for laptops review dives deep on the new hardware.

Nvidia has had to slash the clock speeds of the Max-Q versions of its RTX graphics chips to bring their thermal power requirements down to manageable levels. While the RTX 2080 and 2070 Max-Q designs maintain their full complement of CUDA cores, their clock speeds have almost been cut in half.

Nvidia may have not one, not two, but three GTX Turing graphics cards to debut in the coming months, according to rumors. We will reportedly see the GTX 1660 Ti launch on February 15, with the non-Ti 1660 and 1650 said to debut in early and mid-March, fleshing out Nvidia's midrange graphics card range.

Nvidia is said to be launching their GTX 1660 Ti graphics card this upcoming February for less than $300 — the offering would provide a mid-range GPU at a great value. Part of the older GTX series, the 1660 Ti would omit Nvidia's ray tracing technology in exchange for the lower price tag.

It has been rumored in the past month that Nvidia could soon debut a new graphics card, the GTX 1660Ti, to entice gamers with midrange performance and lower price points. In what is now the freshest development, alleged benchmarks are showing that the new offering could be as much as 20 percent faster when compared to the older GTX 1060. 

AMD's Radeon VII may one day soon support more than high-powered graphics. It could also deliver a DLSS-like upscaling feature developed by Microsoft called DirectML. The open technology wouldn't be locked to Nvidia GPUs and could see wider adoption because of that, including showing up in next-gen consoles.

Nvidia may finally be set to launch a midrange Turing graphics card, although it won't have ray tracing and may not have DLSS either. Rumor has it that the 1660 Ti will be a little weaker than the RTX 2060, but should offer a noticeable performance improvement over the last-generation GTX 1060.