Apparently Nvidia is doing quite well with its DGX computers, artificial intelligence computers with up to 16 Tesla GPUs inside, as now, according to a patent, is preparing new versions based on Ampere.
The patent mentions the name DGX A100, with the A clearly referencing Ampere, Nvidia's new architecture. Its description mentions everything we already expect from a DGX system, although it obviously does not provide technical specifications for the hardware inside, leaving this to pure speculation.
With Nvidia holding their postponed GTC 2020 conference this May 14, We don't think it will be long before we learn more about the DGX A100. Possibly it will be one of the centers of attention in this event that will revolve around the new Ampere architecture, as Nvidia advanced with the phrase "Get Amped", and there we will know its specifications and first images.
Are you eager for Ampere's announcement? Are you going to watch the Nvidia conference on May 14?
Source: WCCFTech
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