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NVIDIA and AMD have a new deal to sell AI chips in China: they will pay 15% of the revenue to the U.S. government to get export licenses.
Tesla is dissolving its Dojo supercomputer team, ending its in-house chip project. The company will now focus on external partnerships to power its AI ambitions.
NVIDIA states its GPUs have no backdoors or kill switches, arguing such controls are a security risk and would be a "gift to hackers," referencing the failed Clipper Chip.
NVIDIA has finally acknowledged long-standing performance issues for VKD3D/DirectX 12 games on Linux, with engineers confirming a fix is in development for a future driver update.
NVIDIA will extend Game Ready driver support for Windows 10 until October 2026, a year beyond Microsoft's EOL, but only Windows 11 users will receive new feature and optimization updates after that date.
NVIDIA will end feature and game optimization updates for Maxwell and Pascal GPUs (GTX 7XX, 9XX, 10XX series) in October, transitioning to security-only updates for three years.
Arm CEO Rene Haas confirms the company is exploring developing its own chips and chiplets, marking a strategic pivot that could put it in direct competition with long-time partners like Qualcomm and NVIDIA.Arm, Chip Development, AI, Chiplets, Semiconductors, Qualcomm, NVIDIA, Rene Haas, Licensing, Tech Industry
onsemi and NVIDIA are collaborating to accelerate AI data centers' shift to an 800VDC power architecture, aiming for massive energy efficiency and power density gains.
NVIDIA's Sasha Levin proposes new guidelines for AI in Linux kernel development, including a "Co-developed-by" tag and standardized configurations for AI coding tools like Claude and Copilot.
NVIDIA released critical security updates for GPU Display Drivers and vGPU software, patching 14 vulnerabilities that could lead to code execution, privilege escalation, or data leaks.
Proton introduces Lumo AI Assistant, an end-to-end encrypted AI tool that guarantees no user data is used for training, offers a "Ghost Mode," and runs on open-source models in Europe.
NVIDIA announces CUDA support for RISC-V processors, expanding its AI and GPU acceleration technology to a more diverse ecosystem and strengthening its position in emerging markets.
Nvidia released patches for critical vulnerabilities (CVE-2025-23270, CVE-2025-23269) in Jetson Linux and IGX, allowing RCE, data tampering, and info disclosure.
NVIDIA patched critical vulnerabilities in its Container Toolkit and GPU Operator, allowing privilege escalation, data tampering, and DoS in containerized environments.
NVIDIA warns of two high-severity flaws in its Megatron-LM LLM framework, allowing RCE and privilege escalation via malicious file input.
Broadcom launches VMware Cloud Foundation 9.0, a unified platform for secure, managed private cloud, accelerating AI infrastructure and supporting modern workloads across environments.
Trend Micro integrates NVIDIA's Agentic AI Safety into its Secure AI Factory, offering end-to-end security for AI systems from development to runtime, protecting against data leakage and model poisoning.
Firefox 139.0.1 fixes flickering and graphical glitches on Nvidia GPUs caused by a recent update. Update now for a smooth Browse experience!
NVIDIA reported $44.1B Q1 revenue, a 69% YoY increase, driven by AI demand and Blackwell adoption, despite $4.5B impact from China export restrictions.
NVIDIA patches CVE-2025-23245 in TensorRT-LLM, fixing a high-risk flaw that could allow code execution. Users urged to update to v0.18.2 immediately.
NVIDIA issues updates to patch GPU and vGPU flaws, including CVE-2025-23244, which allows privilege escalation and potential code execution.