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I am thrilled by Nvidia’s cute petaflop mini PC wonder, and it’s time for Jensen’s law: it takes 100 months to get equal AI performance for 1/25th of the cost
It is essentially a smaller version of the DGX-1, the first of its kind launched almost a decade ago, back in April 2016. Then, it sold for $129,000 with a 16-core Intel Xeon CPU and eight P100 ...
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Why Nvidia Chose AMD EPYC For Its New DGX A100 AI System
Nvidia said it chose AMD's latest EPYC server processors over Intel Xeon for the chipmaker's new DGX A100 deep learning system because it needed to squeeze as much juice as possible from its new ...