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Samsung has begun shipping tenth-generation V-NAND chips to NVIDIA, expanding their partnership beyond DRAM and HBM. Samsung held 29% of the global NAND market in Q1 2026. The move supports NVIDIA's upcoming Context Memory Storage (CMX) system, which offers 9,600TB via 576 SSDs. Samsung aims to produce 250 million TB of NAND this year.
Paytm reported a 79% YoY profit jump to ₹220 Cr and 27.6% revenue growth to ₹2,448 Cr in Q1. NVIDIA is offering credit support to AI cloud providers for GPU procurement, taking a share of future revenues. Redcliffe Labs is acquiring Megavision Diagnostics for ₹40 Cr. BlueStone posted a ₹6 Cr profit on 50% revenue growth.
US AI startup Infinity raised $15 million to reduce dependence on Nvidia hardware. The funding will support development of alternative AI chip solutions. The company aims to offer more competitive options in the AI infrastructure market.
NVIDIA unveiled Synthetic Video Detector at SIGGRAPH 2026, an AI tool that identifies AI-generated videos. The system processes 1080p video in 22 milliseconds on RTX systems and achieves up to 92% accuracy on uncompressed video. It ranks top on the AI GVD Bench and will integrate into Wowza's framework across 35,000 deployments.
Bristol Myers Squibb is deploying NVIDIA's Vera Rubin systems, giving the drugmaker what it calls the most powerful AI computing infrastructure in life sciences to speed drug discovery.
Overclock.net member asder00 created a plugin that enables VRAM temperature tracking for each memory module on Nvidia GeForce RTX 50-series Blackwell GPUs. The plugin also accesses the recently exposed hotspot sensor. This gives users granular thermal monitoring previously unavailable on these graphics cards.
Nvidia is partnering with Japan's Noetra Corp to build a 140-megawatt AI factory using 27,500 Rubin GPUs and 13,750 Vera CPUs. The facility will power the FRONTia Project, Japan's state-funded physical AI program, training open multimodal foundation models for robotics and industrial automation.
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