NVIDIA Spectrum-X — the Open, AI-Native Ethernet Fabric — Sets the Standard for Gigascale AI, Now With MRC

The race to build the world’s most powerful AI factories demands networking that keeps pace with the ambitions of AI itself.  NVIDIA Spectrum-X Ethernet scale-out infrastructure stands at the forefront of that race as the most advanced AI networking technology available today, deployed by industry leaders who can’t afford to compromise on performance, resilience or […]

Gearing Up for the Gigawatt Data Center Age

Across the globe, AI factories are rising — massive new data centers built not to serve up web pages or email, but to train and deploy intelligence itself. Internet giants have invested billions in cloud-scale AI infrastructure for their customers. Com…

HPC Researchers Seed the Future of In-Network Computing With NVIDIA BlueField DPUs

Across Europe and the U.S., HPC developers are supercharging supercomputers with the power of Arm cores and accelerators inside NVIDIA BlueField-2 DPUs. At Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) that work is one part of a broad, multiyear collaboration with NVIDIA that targets 30x speedups in computational multi-physics applications. LANL researchers foresee significant performance gains using Read article >

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Universities Expand Research Horizons with NVIDIA Systems, Networks

Just as the Dallas/Fort Worth airport became a hub for travelers crisscrossing America, the north Texas region will be a gateway to AI if folks at Southern Methodist University have their way. SMU is installing an NVIDIA DGX SuperPOD, an accelerated supercomputer it expects will power projects in machine learning for its sprawling metro community Read article >

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Hidden GEM: Canadian Weather Forecasts to Run on NVIDIA-Powered System

The supercomputer behind Canada’s weather forecasts is getting an upgrade, adopting NVIDIA networking to support long-running, computationally intensive environmental models. Located in Quebec, the system runs a complex forecasting and data assimilation system known as GEM — the Global Environmental Multiscale model. The model processes information about temperature, air pressure and wind to produce both Read article >

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NVIDIA Accelerates World’s First TOP500 Academic Cloud-Native Supercomputer to Advance Research at Cambridge University

Scientific discovery powered by supercomputing has the potential to transform the world with research that benefits science, industry and society. A new open, cloud-native supercomputer at Cambridge University offers unrivaled performance that will enable researchers to pursue exploration like never before. The Cambridge Service for Data Driven Discovery, or CSD3 for short, is a UK Read article >

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New Earth Simulator to Take on Planet’s Biggest Challenges

A new supercomputer under construction is designed to tackle some of the planet’s toughest life sciences challenges by speedily crunching vast quantities of environmental data. The Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology, or JAMSTEC, has commissioned tech giant NEC to build the fourth generation of its Earth Simulator. The new system, scheduled to become Read article >

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NVIDIA Powers World’s Leading Weather Forecasters’ Supercomputers​

Think of weather forecasting and satellite images on the local news probably come to mind. But another technology has transformed the task of forecasting and simulating the weather: supercomputing. Weather and climate models are both compute and data intensive. Forecast quality depends on model complexity and high resolution. Resolution depends on the performance of supercomputers. Read article >

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