No Brain to Buy NVDA!
The company’s latest A.I.-training module, known as the DGX H100, is a three-hundred-and-seventy-pound metal box that can cost up to five hundred thousand dollars. It is currently on back order for months. The DGX H100 runs five times as fast as the hardware that trained ChatGPT...Nvidia is projected to sell half a million of the devices by the end of the year.
For the most advanced A.I. models, Nvidia sells a rack of dozens of DGX H100s. If that isn’t enough, Nvidia will arrange these computers like library stacks, filling a data center with tens of millions of dollars’ worth of supercomputing equipment.
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