NVIDIA launches cuPotential in early access as chipmakers adopt CUDA-X tools
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NVIDIA introduces cuPotential, a CUDA-X library for building AI agents that simulate how atoms and molecules interact, and says it is available in early access.
NVIDIA says cuPotential adds a 2-3x speedup on already GPU-optimized workflows in early-access testing.
NVIDIA also reports that semiconductor companies are adopting its CUDA-X libraries for AI-defined fabs. Lam Research reports 30x faster chipmaking simulation using NanoVDB, with its NanoVDB-accelerated SEMulator3D capability targeted for release by the end of the year. KLA reports faster inspection using NVIDIA NPP. NanoVDB is open source within OpenVDB, and NPP is available through the NVIDIA CUDA Toolkit. Synopsys, Cadence, Applied Materials and Siemens are also named as adopters of NVIDIA's stack.
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AINVIDIA introduces cuPotential, a CUDA-X library for building AI agents that simulate how atoms and molecules interact, adding a 2-3x speedup on already GPU-optimized workflows in early-access testing. Lam Research reports 30x faster chipmaking simulation using NanoVDB, and KLA accelerates inspection using NVIDIA NPP. Synopsys, Cadence, Applied Materials, Siemens and other semiconductor companies are adopting NVIDIA's accelerated computing and AI stack across chip design, manufacturing and testing.
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