For reference, we did our initial analysis on the Grace chip at launch back in March 2022, drilled down into the architecture of the Grace chip in August 2022 (when no one was sure what Arm core ...

Nvidia's newest Central Processing Unit (CPU) has been unveiled, and it's quite a chip: offering a 10x performance leap over current solutions, it's focused on artificial intelligence calculations ...

It pairs the Grace CPU Superchip with BlueField-3 and Nvidia’s A16 GPUs. Nvidia’s new line of processors and HPC graphics cards is set to release in the first half of 2023.

Nvidia unveiled its Grace processor today. It’s an ARM-based central processing unit (CPU) for giant-scale artificial intelligence and high-performance computing applications. It’s Nvidia’s ...

Nvidia said the Grace CPU Superchip will excel at the most demanding HPC, AI, data analytics, scientific computing and hyperscale computing applications with its highest performance, memory ...

This means that the Arm-based Grace CPU is nearly as fast as AMD's new Threadripper 7995WX processor, which features 96 cores and 192 threads running at a much faster 5.1GHz, and chewing down 350W ...

That fat pipe between Grace and Hopper means that the CPU and the GPU can use the other’s memory almost directly. So in a sense, the 80 GB of HBM3 memory on Hopper is a high bandwidth memory for the ...

The Arm-based CPU is called "Grace." Grace targets workloads with over a trillion parameters. At NVIDIA's GTC 2021 Keynote event, the company unveiled its first datacenter-focused CPU.

Supermicro and NVIDIA will present the new Petascale storage server using the Grace CPU in more detail at NVIDIA GTC in San Jose starting on March 17 in an On-Demand session (S74296). About Super ...