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The chipmaker seeks a principal architect to develop radiation-resistant software for its orbital AI system unveiled in March. CEO Jensen Huang noted that space computing economics remain challenging but are expected to improve.
Nvidia is hiring a system software principal architect to develop software for its Space-1 orbital computing project. Insider reported that the company posted the role in recent weeks, following an earlier opening this year for an orbital data center system architect.
The new position focuses on software that can operate in space conditions, including radiation exposure and extreme temperature changes, while allowing remote management.
Space-1 uses Nvidia's Vera Rubin AI chip platform and targets low-Earth orbit missions. The role requires prior experience building AI infrastructure and space-based systems. Nvidia unveiled Space-1 at its GTC event in March.
The job listing offers a base salary between $272,000 and $431,250, excluding equity awards. During a recent earnings call, CEO Jensen Huang stated that the economics around space computing are poor today but will improve over time. Insider reported that the postings indicate Nvidia is shifting from planning to building the required systems.
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indiatoday.intoday.inThe administration reached a $129 million settlement with Duke Energy to terminate an offshore wind lease off North Carolina. The agreement is the fourth such payment made to cancel wind projects.
wccftech.comRocket Lab announced plans on June 29 to buy Iridium at $54 per share. The transaction values the satellite operator at $8 billion and remains subject to closing.
Democrat-led states filed suit Monday in Massachusetts federal court challenging a CMS interim final rule that narrows exemptions from new Medicaid work requirements for medically frail people. The rule, issued earlier this month, takes effect in January under the One Big Beautif…