An AI Supercomputer Anywhere While DGX Station A100 does not require data-center-grade power or cooling, it is a server-class system that features the same remote management capabilities as NVIDIA ...

Packed in a 6U form factor, the DGX A100 can push 5 petaFLOPs of AI and 10 petaOPS of INT8 compute performance with eight Nvidia A100 Tensor Core GPUs, six Nvidia NVSwitches, and 320GB of total VRAM.

Nvidia unveiled its Ampere graphics architecture and its most powerful computer yet: The DGX A100. Costing $199,000, this isn't a system made for gamers.

An Nvidia executive explains why the company chose AMD EPYC processors for its new DGX A100 deep learning system.

Nvidia has just announced a new supercomputer that may change the future of AI. The DGX GH200, equipped with nearly 500 times more memory than the systems we’re familiar with now, will soon fall ...

That most famous of AI systems was trained on a custom supercomputer that Microsoft built out of tens of thousands of Nvidia’s earlier A100 GPUs.

Nvidia’s 2.5 petaFLOPS DGX Station A100, announced in November, is a data-center-grade, GPU-powered, multi-user workgroup appliance built for AI workloads. It plugs directly into a wall outlets and is ...

NVIDIA announces new DGX Station A100 can pack 4 x GPUs with 80GB HBM2e each... 320GB of HBM2e memory with 1.53TB/sec bandwidth.

NVIDIA won the DOE ARPA-E COOLERCHIPS Grant to explore next generation data center cooling. NVIDIA will blend direct liquid cooling with chassis-level immersion cooling.

IT House reported that Nvidia's CEO, Jen-Hsun Huang, has confirmed the incorporation of liquid cooling technology in its forthcoming DGX AI system. At a recent conference, Nvidia announced its ...

AWS developed a custom liquid cooling system called the In-Row Heat Exchanger (IRHX) to cool Nvidia’s next-gen AI GPUs.