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A lucky shopper recently purchased an NVIDIA RTX 5080 graphics card from Walmart for just $702.56, a significant discount from its listed price of $1,249 and the suggested retail price of $999. This PNY-branded, factory-overclocked model features 10,752 CUDA cores, 16GB GDDR7 memory, and supports ad

As DDR5 memory prices surge, automated scalper bots are increasingly dominating e-commerce platforms, with DataDome reporting that 91% of traffic to a retailer's DDR5 product pages originates from bad bots, polling each listing once every 6.5 seconds. This reflects the severe imbalance in the memory

NVIDIA's Blackwell GB300 has demonstrated a 20x performance leap over its predecessor H200 in the new AA-AgentPerf benchmark, which evaluates how many active agents an AI inference system can support under realistic workloads. This advancement highlights GB300's ability to sustain up to 60,000 concu

Recent progress has been made toward supporting NVIDIA's Hopper and Blackwell GPUs through the open-source Nova driver. While the existing upstream Nouveau driver already supports these GPUs via the GPU System Processor (GSP) code path, development of the new Rust-based Nova driver continues. The la