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Nvidia is launching its most powerful systems yet with the new DGX SuperPod, as part of a broad rollout of hardware and software at the Nvidia GTC conference today.
The DGX in recent years has become one of Nvidia’s primary server hardware and cloud systems. The new DGX SuperPod system is powered by Nvidia’s next generation of GPUs for AI acceleration, known as Blackwell, which is being announced at GTC, as the successor to the Hopper GPU. The Blackwell is being positioned by Nvidia to support and enable AI models that have a trillion parameters.
The DGX SuperPOD integrates the GB200 superchip version of the Blackwell, which includes both CPU and GPU resources. Nvidia’s previous Grace Hopper generation of superchip is at the core of the prior generation of DGX systems. Existing DGX systems from Nvidia are already widely deployed for numerous use cases including drug discovery, healthcare, fraud detection, financial services, recommender systems and consumer internet.
“It’s a world-class supercomputing platform and it’s turnkey,” Ian Buck, VP of Hyperscale and HPC at Nvidia said during a press briefing. “It supports Nvidia’s full AI software stack, providing unmatched reliability and scale.”
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Nvidia is launching its most powerful systems yet with the new DGX SuperPod, as part of a broad rollout of hardware and software at the Nvidia GTC conference today.
The DGX in recent years has become one of Nvidia’s primary server hardware and cloud systems. The new DGX SuperPod system is powered by Nvidia’s next generation of GPUs for AI acceleration, known as Blackwell, which is being announced at GTC, as the successor to the Hopper GPU. The Blackwell is being positioned by Nvidia to support and enable AI models that have a trillion parameters.
The DGX SuperPOD integrates the GB200 superchip version of the Blackwell, which includes both CPU and GPU resources. Nvidia’s previous Grace Hopper generation of superchip is at the core of the prior generation of DGX systems. Existing DGX systems from Nvidia are already widely deployed for numerous use cases including drug discovery, healthcare, fraud detection, financial services, recommender systems and consumer internet.
“It’s a world-class supercomputing platform and it’s turnkey,” Ian Buck, VP of Hyperscale and HPC at Nvidia said during a press briefing. “It supports Nvidia’s full AI software stack, providing unmatched reliability and scale.”
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The AI Impact Tour – Atlanta
Continuing our tour, we’re headed to Atlanta for the AI Impact Tour stop on April 10th. This exclusive, invite-only event, in partnership with Microsoft, will feature discussions on how generative AI is transforming the security workforce. Space is limited, so request an invite today.
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What’s inside a DGX SuperPOD?
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