U.S. chip giant Nvidia Corp. will join a project to develop a successor model to Japan's Fugaku supercomputer, which was once the world's fastest, Japan's state-backed Riken research institute said Friday.Fujitsu Ltd., Riken and Nvidia hope "FugakuNEXT" will offer world-leading capabilities. They plan to start operating it around 2030, with Nvidia taking charge of graphics processing units, or GPUs, to achieve fast computing for artificial intelligence."FugakuNEXT will not just be a tool for computation, it will be an engine for the next wave of scientific breakthrough," Ian Buck, vice pres…READ FULL ARTICLE