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Earlier this month Nvidia’s GPU Technology Conference saw the unveiling of new products, platforms and customer news.

Also another data processing unit, system-on-a-chip for self-driving cars Katyanna Quach Mon 12 Apr 2021 // 21:02 UTC Share Copy GTC Nvidia says it has designed an Arm-based general-purpose processor named Grace for training massive neural networks and powering supercomputers, and plans to ship it in 2023. The news shouldn’t come as too much of a surprise. Nvidia has, for instance, its family of Arm-based system-on-chips dubbed the Tegra family, which are aimed at embedded electronics and the Internet of Things. It also hinted it wanted to build its own more powerful...

Nvidia debuts Grace, its first data center CPU for advanced AI workloads SHARE Nvidia Corp. is targeting more demanding artificial intelligence workloads with the launch of its first-ever Arm-based central processing unit for the data center. Called “Grace,” the new CPU (pictured) launched today at the Nvidia’s GPU Technology Conference virtual event is said to be the result of a combined 10,000 years of engineering work. It’s designed to enable the enormous compute requirements of the most powerful AI applications, including natural language processing, re...