Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang revealed in an interview how a conversation with Elon Musk led to the creation of the world’s first AI supercomputer called DGX. Musk approached Huang and expressed his need for such a supercomputer. Huang and his team at Nvidia worked on the project for several years and finally delivered DGX to OpenAI in 2018. The supercomputer is capable of performing 2 petaflops of calculations per second and is one of the most powerful computers in the world. It is sold for $250,000.
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Nvidia CEO on how he made the world’s first AI supercomputer after a ‘chat’ with Elon Musk
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang revealed in an interview how a conversation with Elon Musk led to the creation of the world’s first AI supercomputer called DGX. Musk approached Huang and expressed his need for such a supercomputer. Huang and his team at Nvidia worked on the project for several years and finally delivered DGX to OpenAI in 2018. The supercomputer is capable of performing 2 petaflops of calculations per second and is one of the most powerful computers in the world. It is sold for $250,000.
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