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Vera Rubin with old globes. Credit: Photograph by Mark Godfrey, courtesy AIP Emilio Segre Visual Archives. From Wikimedia

Vera Rubin, the Jewish-American astronomer who inspired NVIDIA's new platform?

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At CES 2026, NVIDIA introduced a new generation of data centers; the choice of name is a tribute to a scientist whose measurements provided crucial evidence for the existence of dark matter
The Israeli supercomputer IQCC. Credit: Dima Kramanitsky

Quantum Machines opens the Israeli Center for Quantum Computing funded by the Innovation Authority

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The center is the first in the world to combine multiple quantum computing platforms with supercomputers, using DGX Quantum developed in partnership between Quantum Machines and Nvidia
HGX Supercomputer. PR photo, Nvidia

Nvidia will build the most powerful supercomputer in Israel and also announced supercomputers for artificial intelligence

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The Israel-1 supercomputer is based on the new NVIDIA Spectrum-X platform developed in Israel, and will be used for internal research and development and with the company's partners. Later, it will be launched in Israel as part of the supercomputing service for AI in the cloud, NVIDIA DGX
Display of autonomous and connected cars at the CES 2017 exhibition held in Las Vegas at the beginning of January. Photo: Avi Blizovsky

"People are willing to tolerate the death of 35 people from vehicles driven by humans, but will not be able to tolerate one death from a robotic vehicle

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