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When NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang has spoken poetically about artificial intelligence (AI) in the past, it almost felt like a marketing frenzy. This is the sort of lofty rhetoric you’d expect from an executive with a constant supply of leather jackets. But this year, following the hype around OpenAI’s ChatGPT, Microsoft’s revamped Bing, and a host of other competitors, it looks like NVIDIA’s AI push is finally leading somewhere.
The company’s GTC (GPU Technology Conference) has always been a platform for promoting hardware for the world of AI. Now it’s practically a celebration of how NVIDIA is well positioned to take advantage of this moment.
In his GTC keynote this morning, Huang said, “We are in the AI ​​iPhone moment. He was quick to point out NVIDIA’s role in starting this AI wave. I personally brought an AI supercomputer to OpenAI.This hardware was eventually used to build ChatGPT.The DGX system has evolved over the years, but is still out of reach for many companies. It was just out of reach (the DGX A100 sold for $200,000 in 2020, which was half the price of its predecessor!) So what about everyone else?
That’s where NVIDIA’s new DGX Cloud comes in. This is (apparently) how to harness the power of AI supercomputers online.start from only $36,999 This means companies have a more flexible way to scale up their AI needs. DGX Cloud can also work with his DGX devices onsite, as they are all controlled by NVIDIA’s Base Command software.
According to NVIDIA, all DGX cloud instances run on eight H100 or A100 systems with 60GB of VRAM for a total of 640GB of memory across nodes. As you can imagine, we have high-performance storage and a low-latency fabric that connects the systems together. This amount of power may make cloud solutions more attractive to his existing DGX customers. Why spend another $200,000 on a box when you can do more for a lower monthly fee. DGX Cloud will initially be powered by Oracle’s cloud infrastructure, but will be extended to Microsoft Azure next quarter, with Google Cloud and other providers “soon” according to NVIDIA.
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