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Trademark entry reveals the NVIDIA DGX A100: The first GA100 Ampere-based deep learning workstation

Trademark entry reveals the NVIDIA DGX A100: The first GA100 Ampere-based deep learning workstation

Posted on May 4, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

A trademark entry for an NVIDIA deep learning workstation called the DGX A100 has surfaced. The DGX A100 could feature anywhere between eight to 16 of the upcoming GA100 Ampere GPU with 8,192 CUDA cores. NVIDIA is expected to talk more about Ampere during its rescheduled GTC 2020 keynote on May 14.

NVIDIA had to cancel its GTC 2020 event owing to the COVID-19 pandemic, but the company would be releasing a pre-recorded keynote on May 14 in which Jensen Huang is expected to delve deep into the upcoming Ampere GPU architecture.
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