Softbank plans to build first Nvidia Blackwell-based AI supercomputer using x86 DGX B200 servers
SoftBank's s telecom arm will build an AI supercomputer based on Nvidia's DGX B200 servers, featuring x86 processors and eight B200 GPU modules per server. SoftBank plans to adopt the Grace Blackwell platform, which combines Arm-based Grace CPUs and Blackwell AI GPUs, eventually (it's unclear when).
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and SoftBank’s Masayoshi Son recently shared a few laughs and some bittersweet memories at the AI ...
Nvidia’s (NVDA) new artificial intelligence chip has its first customer, which plans to build the most powerful AI ...
SoftBank and NVIDIA piloted the world’s first combined AI and 5G telecom network in Japan, a model the industry refers to as ...
is showcasing a range of AI innovations at the NVIDIA AI Summit Japan 2024 in Tokyo on November 13th. During the ...
CRN rounds up several recent Nvidia updates, including an expanded partnership with Nutanix, new AI data center reference ...
In a move to advance Japan’s AI capabilities, SoftBank is building the country’s most powerful AI supercomputer with Nvidia ...
Discover Jensen Huang's vision for AI in 2025 and how NVIDIA is shaping the future of technology from his AI Summit in India ...
The US-based Nvidia Corporation has become a powerhouse in AI development by leveraging its advanced graphics processing unit ...
Japan Cloud Services Across Nation Support Industries With NVIDIA AI SoftBank Corp. has adopted the NVIDIA Blackwell platforms to build Japan’s most powerful AI supercomputers, including the world’s ...
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