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NVIDIA Oct. 20 Webinar – GPU Powered Advances in 4k Facial Recognition

October 13, 2015 by Rob Farber Leave a Comment

New GPU technologies are fueling a dramatic growth in the use of video surveillance and video analytics around the globe. The emergence of ultra-high resolutions and massive video content calls for faster and more accurate ways to accelerate facial analysis. Register here for the October 20, 2015 webinar from 10am to 11am Pacific Time.

By attending this webinar, you’ll learn how: 1) GPUs make it possible to identify faces among moving crowds in 4K videos faster than real-time, and in HD up to 300 FPS; 2) Deep Learning keeps on pushing forward the long standing boundaries on facial analysis; and 3) How GPUs powered edge and backend processing creates new market solutions and opportunities in security and retail analysis.

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