Always Be Curious #165: NVIDIA's H100 chip, a Japanese EUV pioneer, and a wooden transistor
This week in ABC: NVIDIA has started shipping its DGX H100 systems meant for AI workloads, SPIE profiles Hiroo Kinoshita's pioneering EUV work, and researches built a wooden bio-transistor.
This week, NVIDIA started shipping their “DGX H100” systems to customers all over the globe to muster the incredible amounts of computing power needed for AI workloads. Announced last year, the DGX system features 8 “Hopper H100” datacenter chips. And this chip is blaaaaazing fast. 🔥 Featuring a brand new GPU architecture built on a 4-nanometer process…
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