Nvidia’s Hopper GPUs Enter ‘Full Production,’ DGXs Delayed Until Q1

September 20, 2022

Just about six months ago, Nvidia’s spring GTC event saw the announcement of its hotly anticipated Hopper GPU architecture. Now, the GPU giant is announcing t Read more…

NeMo LLM Service: Nvidia’s First Cloud Service Makes AI Less Vague

September 20, 2022

Nvidia is trying to uncomplicate AI with a cloud service that makes AI and its many forms of computing less vague and more conversational. The NeMo LLM service, which Nvidia called its first cloud service, adds a layer of intelligence and interactivity... Read more…

Nvidia, Intel to Power Atos-Built MareNostrum 5 Supercomputer

June 16, 2022

The long-troubled, hotly anticipated MareNostrum 5 supercomputer finally has a vendor: Atos, which will be supplying a system that includes both Nvidia and Inte Read more…

Nvidia Launches Four Arm-based Grace Server Designs

May 25, 2022

Nvidia is lining up Arm-based server platforms for a diverse range of HPC, AI and cloud applications. The new systems employ Nvidia’s custom Grace Arm CPUs in Read more…

Nvidia Announces ‘Eos’ Supercomputer

March 22, 2022

At GTC22 today, Nvidia unveiled its new H100 GPU, the first of its new ‘Hopper’ architecture, along with a slew of accompanying configurations, systems and Read more…

Nvidia Launches Hopper H100 GPU, New DGXs and Grace Superchips

March 22, 2022

The battle for datacenter dominance keeps getting hotter. Today, Nvidia kicked off its spring GTC event with new silicon, new software and a new supercomputer. Speaking from a virtual environment in the Nvidia Omniverse 3D collaboration and simulation platform, CEO Jensen Huang introduced the new Hopper GPU architecture and the H100 GPU... Read more…

Nvidia Serves Up Its First Arm Datacenter CPU ‘Grace’ During Kitchen Keynote

April 12, 2021

Today at Nvidia’s annual spring GPU Technology Conference (GTC), held virtually once more due to the pandemic, the company unveiled its first ever Arm-based CPU, called Grace in honor of the famous American programmer Grace Hopper. The announcement of the new... Read more…

NERSC Invites Haswell-Based Cray XC40 Into Cori Fold

April 22, 2015

Nearly one year after the Department of Energy inked a $70 million contract for the exascale-relevant Cori system, news of a second, smaller system has come Read more…

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