While the new GPU and system capabilities were the main attraction, the DGX A100's choice of CPU marked a notable departure for the GPU powerhouse. Nvidia had previously relied on Intel's Xeon ...
citing Nvidia's claim that its DGX A100 can perform the same level of training and inference work as 50 DGX-1 and 600 CPU systems at a tenth of the cost and a twentieth of the power.
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