Meta's Massive New AI Supercomputer Will Be 'World's Fastest'
Fresh off its rebrand last October, Meta (née Facebook) is putting muscle behind its vision of a metaversal future with a massive new AI supercomputer
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Fresh off its rebrand last October, Meta (née Facebook) is putting muscle behind its vision of a metaversal future with a massive new AI supercomputer
An artificial intelligence with more than 530 billion parameters - the largest ever - has achieved record scores at understanding human language
Nvidia has revealed an Arm-based data center CPU for AI and high-performance computing it says will provide 10 times faster AI performance than one of AMD’s fastest EPYC CPUs, a move that will give the chipmaker control over compute, acceleration and networking components in servers. The new data center CPU, named Grace after computing programming pioneer Grace Hopper, will create new competition for x86 CPU rivals Intel and AMD when it arrives in early 2023, the launch window Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang provided during the company’s virtual GTC 2021 conference on Monday. The move comes as Nv...
Nvidia's Grace AI chip leaves Intel processors behind CNET 1 hr ago © Provided by CNET Nvidia's Grace processor for AI and high-performance computing Nvidia Nvidia has a new chip in the works for boosting artificial intelligence and other high-performance computing work: Grace, a design slated to arrive in mammoth supercomputers in 2023. Instead of accelerating conventional Intel-powered servers, though, the design includes its own built-in Arm processors. Nvidia's current brainiest chip, the A100, is typically yoked to Intel Xeon processors. Nvidia chips do the grunt work, but Intel chi...
Nvidia Reveals Arm-Based Data Center CPU To Take On Intel, AMD The GPU juggernaut is taking its computing ambitions a step further with the reveal of an Arm-based data center CPU it says will provide 10 times faster AI performance than AMD’s 64-core EPYC Rome processors. By Dylan Martin April 12, 2021, 12:34 PM EDT Nvidia has revealed an Arm-based data center CPU for AI and high-performance computing it says will provide 10 times faster AI performance than one of AMD’s fastest EPYC CPUs, a move that will give the chipmaker control over compute, accelerati...