Natalie Gagliordi is a senior writer for Red Ventures based in Louisville, Kentucky, covering business technology for ZDNet.
Nvidia is holding its virtual GTC 2020 event this week, where it unveil its latest batch of technology focused on the areas of graphics, AI, enterprise and edge computing, robotics, and remote collaboration.
The new Cortex-A78AE CPU is Arm's answer for the automotive and industrial sector's next-gen compute needs.
The new TOP500 supercomputers list dropped on Monday and both Nvidia and AMD are touting momentum in the HPC market.
Qualcomm said the coronavirus pandemic caused a 21% reduction in demand for 3G, 4G and 5G handsets compared to previous expectations.
Nvidia said it expects Q1 revenue of $3 billion, plus or minus two percent, above market estimates for $2.85 billion in revenue.
The company announced an all new validated design for the Domino Data Science Platform, as well as four new reference architectures.
Nvidia said gaming revenue increased 26% compared to last quarter to $1.66 billion.
Intel also set an all-time quarterly record for revenue.
Nvidia also unveiled what it says is the world's 22nd fastest supercomputer, the DGX SuperPOD.
At the core of the deal is Cray's high-performance computing (HPC) technology, which HPE wants to offer as a future HPC-as-a-Service platform.