NVIDIA Omniverse Audio2Face simplifies animation of a 3D character to match any voice-over track, and can be used in real time or within traditional character creation workflows. The Open Beta version will be available soon.
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AI-powered content creation tools from RunwayML to play with
Just the thing to keep you occupied over the Christmas period when Lego and board games cease to cut the mustard Brooklyn-based tech startup RunwayML is building a library of AI-powered ‘smart’ productivity-enhancing tools for designers, artists and other content creators. As an example of the tools available, Runway’s green screen and generative media web […]
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Welcome to the Omniverse
It’s time to enter a new era of collaboration and simulation, with NVIDIA – get the Open Beta NVIDIA Omniverse is a powerful, multi-GPU, real-time simulation and collaboration platform for 3D production pipelines based on Pixar’s Universal Scene Description and NVIDIA RTX. Omniverse aims for universal interoperability across different applications and 3D ecosystem vendors. It provides efficient real-time scene […]
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New all-NVMe Flash storage from HPE and Qumulo targets AI and ML workloads
HPE and data storage software partner Qumulo have jointly announced a highly scalable and easily-deployed new all-NVMe Flash solution for AI and Machine Learning workloads based on HPE ProLiant DL325 Gen10 Plus servers and powered by the Qumulo file data platform. Qumulo’s software is optimised for high-throughput, low-latency applications involving unstructured file data. When new […]
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HPE shows the way to an HPC as-a-service future
In technology supply terms, HPE is one of the companies leading the way in the use of AI, automation and analytics in businesses large and small. The aim is to give all companies superpowers, or at least supercomputing capabilities, when it comes to understanding and exploiting their data HPE is now planning to make its […]
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What is a neural network? A computer scientist explains
In this interview, which was originally published in the science newsletter The Conversation and is reproduced here in full, and for the benefit of those who are somewhat new to machine learning, Tam Nguyen, a professor of computer science at the University of Dayton, explains how neural networks, programs in which a series of algorithms […]