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NVIDIA's Kernel Translation Skill Is the Most Honest Thing the Company Has Published About AI Coding Agents

The first time an AI model silently breaks a GPU kernel, it will not crash. It will not error. It will produce wrong answers and look correct doing it. That is the core tension in NVIDIA's latest TileGym post on automated kernel translation — and the reason the post

01 May 2026 4 min read

NVIDIA's NemoClaw Is the Industry's Best Argument That Agent Security Belongs in Infrastructure, Not Prompting

NVIDIA's NemoClaw Is the Industry's Best Argument That Agent Security Belongs in Infrastructure, Not Prompting

There is a specific kind of conversation that happens in every engineering org after the first time an autonomous agent deletes something important. It usually starts with "we didn't think it could do that," moves through "we thought it was sandboxed," and ends somewhere

30 Apr 2026 4 min read

NVIDIA's TensorRT Plugin for Unreal Engine NNE Ships With a Concrete 1.5x Performance Number

Here is the thing about NVIDIA's AI strategy that most coverage misses: the company does not just want to own the GPU. It wants to own the compiler layer underneath every framework that touches an NVIDIA GPU. The latest example is a quiet technical post from NVIDIA'

30 Apr 2026 4 min read

NVIDIA's BioNeMo Framework Turns the Memory Wall Into a Scaling Opportunity

NVIDIA's BioNeMo Framework Turns the Memory Wall Into a Scaling Opportunity

The memory wall is one of those problems that sounds like a hardware complaint until you look at how systems engineers actually solve it. The naive answer is to fragment the problem into pieces small enough to fit in GPU VRAM and accept the accuracy loss from losing global context.

30 Apr 2026 5 min read

NVIDIA's Factory Reference Architectures Are Now a Buyer's Checklist, Not a Sales Pitch

NVIDIA's Factory Reference Architectures Are Now a Buyer's Checklist, Not a Sales Pitch

There is a version of this story that is just another NVIDIA infrastructure announcement: three tiers of AI factory configurations, some GPU counts, a white paper. That version is not worth your time. The version worth your time is the one where NVIDIA figured out that the thing enterprises actually

30 Apr 2026 5 min read

NVIDIA's Factory AI Push Looks More Like Infrastructure Procurement Than Another Robot Demo

NVIDIA's Factory AI Push Looks More Like Infrastructure Procurement Than Another Robot Demo

The next time someone tells you that AI is mostly about chatbots, point them to an automotive wind tunnel or an electronics manufacturer with forty factory floors. The real AI revolution in industrial software is quieter, slower, and significantly more durable than anything that fits in a product launch demo—

29 Apr 2026 5 min read

Nemotron 3 Nano Omni Is NVIDIA's Most Aggressive Move Into the Model Business Yet

Nemotron 3 Nano Omni Is NVIDIA's Most Aggressive Move Into the Model Business Yet

NVIDIA has been careful for years to frame its open models as complements to proprietary frontier models rather than direct competitors. Nemotron 3 Nano Omni, unveiled April 28, continues that pattern while making the complement story a lot harder to dismiss. The model is a 30B-A3B hybrid MoE that activates

28 Apr 2026 5 min read

NVIDIA's NemoClaw Is the Industry's Best Argument That Agent Security Belongs in Infrastructure, Not Prompting

NVIDIA's NemoClaw Is the Industry's Best Argument That Agent Security Belongs in Infrastructure, Not Prompting

There is a quiet argument happening inside every team that puts an AI agent on a server and gives it access to things. It goes like this: the agent can read your emails, post to Slack, push to GitHub, and run commands on your network. That is the product. But

27 Apr 2026 5 min read

NVIDIA’s DeepSeek V4 Pitch Is Really a Blackwell Inference Story

NVIDIA’s DeepSeek V4 Pitch Is Really a Blackwell Inference Story

Open-model launches used to create a short, familiar cycle. First came the benchmark discourse, then the GitHub issue pile, then the inevitable week or two where everyone pretended deployment details were somebody else’s problem. NVIDIA is trying to kill that gap. Its same-day DeepSeek V4 post is not really

24 Apr 2026 5 min read

NVIDIA’s Latest Developer Pitch Is Simple: GPUs Turn Kaggle Tricks Into Production Habits

NVIDIA’s Latest Developer Pitch Is Simple: GPUs Turn Kaggle Tricks Into Production Habits

NVIDIA’s latest Kaggle post looks, at first glance, like the sort of thing developers are trained to ignore. A leaderboard story. A playground competition. Another vendor using somebody else’s result to imply a sweeping industry trend. Read past the packaging and the story is better than that. What

23 Apr 2026 5 min read

NVIDIA Found the Real GTM Win in GPT-5.5: Be the Inference Layer Nobody Can Avoid

NVIDIA Found the Real GTM Win in GPT-5.5: Be the Inference Layer Nobody Can Avoid

The most interesting thing about OpenAI’s GPT-5.5 launch is not that the benchmark chart moved again. It is that NVIDIA managed to turn another model announcement into a reminder that the real money is moving down the stack. When NVIDIA says Codex is now powered by GPT-5.5

23 Apr 2026 4 min read

NVIDIA’s Most Useful AI Story Today Is Not a Model Release. It’s a Data Pipeline for Astronomy.

NVIDIA’s Most Useful AI Story Today Is Not a Model Release. It’s a Data Pipeline for Astronomy.

NVIDIA’s most credible AI story this week is not a frontier model, an enterprise copilot, or another benchmark chest-thump. It is a reminder that the most durable AI wins still come from turning ugly data bottlenecks into workable pipelines. That is what makes the company’s new astronomy profile

23 Apr 2026 5 min read

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