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You can’t be too thin, too rich, or have too much memory, says Nvidia

How does 100TB sound to you?

Jon Peddie

Nvidia made significant announcements at Computex 2023, including the DGX GH200, a solution for GPU-accelerated computing. The massive memory system is designed to handle demanding AI workloads. The DGX system utilizes NVLink technology to interconnect GPUs, enabling high-speed memory access. To address the challenges posed by trillion-parameter AI models, Nvidia combined its Grace Hopper processor with the NVLink Switch System, resulting in the DGX GH200 with access to 144TB of memory. This makes it the first supercomputer to break the 100TB barrier for GPU-accessible memory over NVLink, resembling a data center-size GPU. The system’s Grace Hopper chips offer impressive memory
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