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Nvidia and Oracle will build the Department of Energy’s largest AI supercomputer, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang announced on Tuesday, at the company’s first ever GTC AI conference to be held in Washington D.C.
Huang, at one point during the reception, even asserted from Nvidia’s booth in the expo that he is planning “the largest supercomputer—AI supercomputer—in America for DOE.”
Along with the federally-funded Argonne National Laboratory, the two tech giants will build a total of seven…
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Nvidia and Oracle will build the Department of Energy’s largest AI supercomputer, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang announced on Tuesday, at the company’s first ever GTC AI conference to be held in Washington D.C.
Huang, at one point during the reception, even asserted from Nvidia’s booth in the expo that he is planning “the largest supercomputer—AI supercomputer—in America for DOE.”
Along with the federally-funded Argonne National Laboratory, the two tech giants will build a total of seven…
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