Nvidia reveals Titan V, a $3,000 GPU intended for developing AI applications on PC

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21.1 billion transistors should deliver 110 teraflops of GPU compute horsepower

Nvidia has unveiled yet-another new GPU for desktop PCs and workstations that, founder and CEO Jensen Huang claims, is "the world's most powerful GPU for the PC". The Titan V is intended not for...

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