NVIDIA and its systems partners Dell EMC, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, IBM and Supermicro unveiled more than 10 servers featuring NVIDIA Volta architecture-based Tesla V100 GPU (graphics processing unit) accelerators, advanced GPUs for AI and other compute-intensive workloads.
NVIDIA V100 GPUs, with more than 120 teraflops of deep learning performance per GPU, are designed to deliver the computing performance required for AI deep learning training and inferencing, high-performance computing, accelerated analytics and other workloads, the company reports.
Drawing on the AI computing capabilities offered by NVIDIA's latest GPUs, Dell EMC, HPE, IBM and Supermicro are offering to the global market a broad range of multi-V100 GPU systems in various configurations.
V100-based systems announced include the following:
V100 GPUs are supported by NVIDIA Volta-optimized software, including CUDA 9.0 and the newly updated deep learning SDK, including TensorRT 3, DeepStream SDK and cuDNN 7, as well as all major AI frameworks.
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Sources: Press materials received from the company.


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