NVIDIA Presents its most Advanced AI System; NVIDIA DGX A100
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Immediately available, DGX A100 systems have begun shipping worldwide, with the first order going to the U.S. Department of Energys (DOE) Argonne National Laboratory, which will use the clusters AI and computing power to better understand and fight COVID-19. Combining these capabilities enables enterprises to optimize computing power and resources on demand to accelerate diverse workloads, including data analytics, training and inference, on a single, fully integrated, software-defined platform. "Were using Americas most powerful supercomputers in the fight against COVID-19, running AI models and simulations on the latest technology available, like the NVIDIA DGX A100," said Rick Stevens, associate laboratory director for Computing, Environment and Life Sciences at Argonne. "The compute power of the new DGX A100 systems coming to Argonne will help researchers explore treatments and vaccines and study the spread of the virus, enabling scientists to do years worth of AI-accelerated work in months or days. "Across disciplines, our new NVIDIA DGX A100 systems will position our researchers to solve some of our worlds most pressing challenges and equip an entire generation of students with the skills that will revolutionize the future workforce.
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