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Nvidia, already the market leader in providing high-end processors for generative AI use, will release an even more powerful chip as the demand to run large AI models continues.
The company announced the availability of the GH200 super chip, which Nvidia said can handle “the most complex generative AI workloads, spanning large language models, recommender systems and vector databases.”
The GH200 will have the same GPU as the H100, currently Nvidia’s most powerful and popular AI offering, but triple the memory capacity. The company said systems running on GH200 will start in the second quarter of 2024.
Nvidia did not reveal the price for the GH200; the H100 line currently sells for roughly $40,000.
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