What’s Stirring in Nvidia’s R&D Lab? Chief Scientist Bill Dally Provides a Peek

March 28, 2023

In what’s become a regular GPU Technology Conference feature, Bill Dally, Nvidia chief scientist and SVP of research, provides a glimpse into how Nvidia organ Read more…

Nvidia R&D Chief on How AI is Improving Chip Design

April 18, 2022

Getting a glimpse into Nvidia’s R&D has become a regular feature of the spring GTC conference with Bill Dally, chief scientist and senior vice president of research, providing an overview of Nvidia’s R&D organization and a few details on current priorities. This year, Dally focused mostly on AI tools that Nvidia is both developing and using in-house to improve... Read more…

Crystal Ball Gazing at Nvidia: R&D Chief Bill Dally Talks Targets and Approach

May 4, 2021

There’s no quibbling with Nvidia’s success. Entrenched atop the GPU market, Nvidia has ridden its own inventiveness and growing demand for accelerated computing to meet the needs of HPC and AI. Recently it embarked on an ambitious expansion by acquiring Mellanox (interconnect)... Read more…

GTC 2019: Chief Scientist Bill Dally Provides Glimpse into Nvidia Research Engine

March 22, 2019

Amid the frenzy of GTC this week – Nvidia’s annual conference showcasing all things GPU (and now AI) – William Dally, chief scientist and SVP of research, Read more…

HPC Progress: No More Free Lunch

December 11, 2013

As HPC news hits its end-of-year slump before the raft of new activity begins anew in January, what better time to take in some SC13 highlights that you may hav Read more…

Future Challenges of Large-Scale Computing

April 15, 2013

Ahead of his opening conference keynote at ISC'13, Bill Dally, chief scientist at NVIDIA and senior vice president of NVIDIA Research, shares his views on where HPC is headed. Among the key topics covered are the demand for heterogenous computing, overcoming the memory wall, the implications of government belt-tightening, and much more... Read more…

NVIDIA’s Bill Dally Talks 3D Chips and More at GTC

May 16, 2012

Chief scientist discusses memory stacks, interconnects, and US technology leadership. Read more…

Dally Disses Multicore

May 6, 2010

CPU performance has hit a wall, says NVIDIA chief scientist. Read more…

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