NVIDIA and Global Computer Makers Launch Industry-Standard Enterprise Server Platforms for AI

SANTA CLARA, Calif., April 12, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — NVIDIA today introduced a new class of NVIDIA-Certified Systems™, bringing AI within reach for organizations that run their applications on industry-standard enterprise data center infrastructure.

NVIDIA confirms its roadmap for datacenters

Today NVIDIA revealed its plans for the next four years for datacenters.

NVIDIA confirms that their architecture will have “a 2-year rhythm with a kicker in-between”. The founder and CEO of NVIDIA Jensen Huang said during his GTC 2021 keynote that the company will now focus on x86 architecture only to focus on ARM the year later. The company will offer solutions that can be adopted for both architectures to fit the requirements of their customers, Jensen said.

NVIDIA introduces GRACE CPU

NVIDIA GRACE is a next-generation ARM-based CPU designed for giant-scale AI and HPC applications.

Today at GTC 2021 NVIDIA announces its first CPU called GRACE. The CPU is designed for AI and servers, it is not a consumer product.

NVIDIA confirmed that GRACE features the highest memory bandwidth of 500 GB/s thanks to LPDDR5X technology with ECC correction. It also attaches to GPU through Cache Coherent NVLINK to GPUs at 900 GB/s

Join NVIDIA Founder and CEO Jensen Huang as he delivers his annual GTC keynote. With no end to the pandemic in sight, Jensen Huang will deliver his keynote from his own kitchen.

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang kicks off #GTC21​​ with a “”kitchen keynote”” that presents the latest breakthroughs in #AI​​, data science, high performance computing, graphics, edge computing, networking, and autonomous machines.

Following the keynote, GTC sessions offer a deep dive into the technologies transforming our world

Gigabyte CMP 30HX

It has been almost two weeks since the NVIDIA CMP mining series was supposed to go on sale, yet we have not really seen them appearing on retailers’ websites. The reasons why exactly are unknown, but we have heard that CMP cards are built to order, which may explain why AIBs themselves are reluctant to even acknowledge that such graphics cards exist.

Yet, some retailers have begun listing these cards. In Romania, one of the retailers is now offering the Gigabyte CMP 30HX model

GALAX teases its next-generation DDR5 memory

On Facebook, the manufacturer has revealed that the “GALAX DDR5 Memory module is coming soon….”.

The DDR5 technology is currently not supported by any existing PC platform, but it will be supported by upcoming Intel Alder Lake and AMD Zen4 processors. The Intel platform with DDR5 support is expected by the end of this year, whereas there is no information on the next-generation AMD consumer products that would support DDR5.

According to the photos

NVIDIA to announce Atlan SoC

We received a render of the upcoming NVIDIA system on a chip.

Unfortunately, no description was provided along with the picture so we are not entirely sure about the specifications. What we do know is that NVIDIA Atlan is the next-generation SoC for the automobile industry. It seems that NVIDIA is still using names from the Aquaman franchise. Back in 2019, NVIDIA announced Orin SoC, which was named after the first ruler of the Atlantis. Today NVIDIA is announcing Atlan SoC,

Samsung Odyssey G9 with VESA DisplayHDR 2000

Samsung is preparing to launch a refreshed model of an ultra-premium gaming monitor.

A new listing had appeared on the Chinese Taobao website featuring yet unreleased Samsung Odyssey G9 monitor. Last month Samsung announced that its flagship G9 model will receive an upgrade. The manufacturer did not go into details, but they did confirm that the updated panel will have a Quantum MiniLED panel. Thanks to the leak from Taobao, we learn a few more details.