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dassault-falcon x nvidia
Dassault Falcon uses NVIDIA GPU systems for flight simulation and aircraft design
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Dassault Falcon Jet is a subsidiary of [Dassault aviation](/companies/dassault-aviation) (EPA: AM) producing Falcon business jets. Developing autonomous flight technology and AI-powered cockpit systems. Parent company also produces Rafale fighter jets and nEUROn autonomous combat drone.
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World leader in accelerated computing and AI (NASDAQ: NVDA). In physical AI, NVIDIA develops the Isaac robotics platform: the GR00T open foundation model, Jetson edge compute (AGX Thor), Isaac Lab and Isaac Sim simulation environments, and Omniverse. NVIDIA positions itself as the platform layer for the humanoid industry. Developer of [GR00T N1](/brains/gr00t-n1), the first open humanoid foundation model.
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