NVIDIA's new DGX A100 3rd Generation integrated AI system packs a huge amount of computing power, centered around 8 x NVIDIA A100 GPUs, as well as 2 x 64-core/128-thread AMD Rome CPUs with 1TB of RAM.

The DGX A100 is the third generation of Nvidia’s AI DGX platform, and Huang said it essentially puts the capabilities of an entire datacenter into a single rack.

Nvidia calls the NVSwitch used in the DGX A100 systems and the HGX A100 boards its second generation, and the big change was to move to 50 Gb/sec signaling on the SerDes, which means it could put ...

NVIDIA DGX A100 leverages the high-performance capabilities, 128 cores, DDR4-3200MHz and PCIe® 4 support from two AMD EPYC 7742 processors running at speeds up to 3.4 GHz¹.

Back in May, NVIDIA announced a ridiculously powerful GPU called the A100. The card was designed for data center systems, however, such as the company’s own DGX A100, rather than anything that ...

NVIDIA says every DGX Cloud instance is powered by eight of its H100 or A100 systems with 60GB of VRAM, bringing the total amount of memory to 640GB across the node.

The DGX Station A100 has a full four of those GPUs, all hooked up with NVLink. It means the ability to run up to 28 separate GPU instances – with data securely siloed from each other – for ...

Nvidia announced today that its NVIDIA A100, the first of its GPUs based on its Ampere architecture, is now in full production and has begun shipping to customers globally.Ampere is a big ...

The system marks the first time Nvidia has updated its DGX Station lineup since the Ampere GPU generation. Its last DGX Station was an A100-based system with quad GPUs and a single AMD Epyc ...

That one didn't have a Nvidia Arm CPU and needed separate PCIe AI accelerators (A100); the 2025 iteration doesn't. It also carried a price of more than $100,000 at launch. Nvidia DGX Station ...

A100 H100 Cloud Sharing Providers. A single A100 on a card that can be slotted into an existing server, ... Nvidia’s DGX A100 system has a suggested price of nearly $200,000.

Not everybody can afford an Nvidia DGX AI server loaded up with the latest “Hopper” H100 GPU ... that does not mean for a second that they can get their hands on the H100 or even “Ampere” A100 GPUs ...