Nvidia announces DGX desktop “personal AI supercomputers” Asus, Dell, HP, and others to produce powerful desktop machines that run AI models locally.

The DGX A100 had eight A100 GPUs, a pair of AMD “Rome” Epyc 7002 processors, 1 TB of main memory, 15 TB of flash and nine Mellanox ConnectX-6 interfaces – one for management and eight for the GPUs – ...

It’s DGX Cloud AI Factory Services can be rented, start at $37,000. The rental includes access to a cloud computer with eight Nvidia H100 or A100 GPUs and 640GB of GPU memory.

What does NVIDIA DGX Cloud do? What makes the NVIDIA DGX Cloud for AI platform work? Learn more in our article.

Nvidia (NVDA) on Sunday announced an AI supercomputer called NVIDIA DGX to help develop models for generative AI language applications. Read more here ...

Between the 256 GH200 “superchips” it’s made of, the system will pack an astonishing 144 TB of shared memory, which is 500 times more than Nvidia’s previous supercomputer, the DGX A100 ...

The DGX GH200 also comes equipped with 144 terabytes of shared memory – 500 times more than in the DGX A100 system it's replacing.

Nvidia has just announced the DGX GH200, an AI supercomputer equipped with previously unseen power. It might bring big advancements to generative AI.

Nvidia has seen a ramp-up in orders for its A100 and H100 AI GPUs, as a result of the generative AI boom, which has led to an increase in wafer starts at TSMC, according to market sources.

Nvidia DGX Cloud: train your own ChatGPT in a web browser for $37K a month Heck, you might be renting the exact same GPUs that Microsoft used to help train ChatGPT and Bing.