Softbank plans to build first Nvidia Blackwell-based AI supercomputer using x86 DGX B200 servers
SoftBank's s telecom arm will build an AI supercomputer based on Nvidia's DGX B200 servers, featuring x86 processors and eight B200 GPU modules per server. SoftBank plans to adopt the Grace Blackwell platform, which combines Arm-based Grace CPUs and Blackwell AI GPUs, eventually (it's unclear when).
ORNL's AI model, ORBIT, uses the world's fastest supercomputer to make accurate long-range weather predictions.
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Supercomputer Project Delayed: South Korea faces challenges in AI chip raceSouth Korea’s national supercomputer project is facing delays as the country struggles to secure critical AI chips, a key ...
Declared during the NVIDIA AI Summit Japan, the partnership highlights NVIDIA's Blackwell platform, meant to support Japan's AI and 5G projects and provide fresh telecom industry revenue sources.
University of Maryland research team nominated for Gordon Bell Prize for advancing large language models using the Frontier ...
TL;DR: Japan's SoftBank is the first to receive NVIDIA's new Blackwell GPU for its AI supercomputer, with plans to use ...
Elsewhere at Nvidia’s AI Summit Japan, it was revealed that Nvidia and SoftBank have also jointly launched the world’s first ...
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