Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang announced here at Computex 2023 in Taipei, Taiwan that the company's Grace Hopper superchips are now in full production, and the Grace platform has now earned six supercomputer wins. These chips are a fundamental building block of one of Huang's other big Computex 2023 announcements: The company's new DGX GH200 AI supercomputing platform, built for massive generative AI workloads, is now available with 256 Grace Hopper Superchips paired together to form a supercomputing powerhouse with 144TB of shared memory for the most demanding generative AI training tasks. Nvidia already has customers like Google, Meta, and Microsoft ready to receive the leading-edge systems.
Nvidia also announced its new MGX reference architectures that will help OEMs build new AI supercomputers faster with up to 100+ systems available. Finally, the company also announced its new Spectrum-X Ethernet networking platform that is designed and optimized specifically for AI server and supercomputing clusters. Let's dive in.
