World’s Only Petascale Integrated AI Workgroup Server, Second-Gen DGX Station Packs Four NVIDIA A100 GPUs, Debuts with up to 320GB of GPU Memory to Bring AI into Offices and Labs SANTA CLARA ...

Nvidia says that a "typical cloud cluster" comprised of its earlier DGX-1 nodes along with 600 separate CPUs for inference training could be replaced by five DGX A100 units, capable of handling ...

NVIDIA is calling the newly announced DGX A100 "the world's most advanced system for all AI workloads" and claiming a single rack of five DGX A100 systems can replace an entire AI training and ...

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.

“DGX Station A100 brings AI out of the data center with a server-class system that can plug in anywhere,” said Charlie Boyle, vice president and general manager of DGX systems at NVIDIA ...

The A100 SXM chip, on the other hand, requires Nvidia’s HGX server board, which was custom-designed to support maximum scalability and serves as the basis for the chipmaker’s flagship DGX A100 ...

The post NVIDIA Unveils DGX Spark and DGX Station: ... massive models or running complex simulations. The best part is that all of this can be done without needing a full server room.

Announced today at the company’s 2023 GPU Technology Conference, the service rents virtual versions of its DGX Server boxes, each containing eight Nvidia H100 or A100 GPUs and 640GB of memory.

NVIDIA's new DGX GB200 AI server will enter mass production in 2H 2024, expected volume of 40,000 units in 2025 ready for AI workloads of the future.