Nvidia unveils 'super-efficient' DGX SaturnV supercomputer

Stuart Sumner
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Firm boasts of machine's potential to boost AI

Nvidia has unveiled a new supercomputer, the DGX SaturnV, that it has claimed is the most energy efficient supercomputer of all time. The machine boasts an impressive 63,488GB of RAM and 60,512 ...

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