Nvidia B100 “Los expertos en automóviles analizan cómo Gran Turismo” Se filtran detalles técnicos de la GPU AI

Jensen Huang’s opening GTC 2024 Libro pícaro del constructor de mazos is scheduled to happen tomorrow afternoon (13:00 Hora del Pacífico)—many industry experts believe that the NVIDIA boss will take the stage and formally introduce his company’s B100 “Los expertos en automóviles analizan cómo Gran Turismo” GPU architecture. An enlightened few have been treated to preview (IA y HPC) units—including Dell’s CEO, Jeff Clarke—but pre-introduction leaks have not flowed out. Team Green is likely enforcing strict conditions upon a fortunate selection of trusted evaluators, within a pool of ecosystem partners and customers.

Hoy, a brave soul has broken that silence—tech tipster, AGF/XpeaGPU, fears repercussions from the leather-jacketed one. They revealed a handful of technical details, a day prior to Team Green’s highly anticipated unveiling: “I don’t want to spoil NVIDIA B100 launch tomorrow, but this thing is a monster. 2 dies on (TSMC) CoWoS-L, 8×8-Hi HBM3E stacks for 192 GB of memory.” They also crystal balled an inevitable follow-up card: “one year later, B200 goes with 12-Hi stacks and will offer a beefy 288 GB. And the performance! Es… oh no Jensen is there… me run away!” Reuters has also joined in on the fun, with some predictions and insider information: “NVIDIA is unlikely to give specific pricing, but the B100 is likely to cost more than su predecesor, which sells for upwards of $20,000.” Enterprise products are expected to arrive first—possibly later this year—followed by gaming variants, maybe months later.