(Image credit: Nvidia) Nvidia’s expansion into designing and producing Arm-based CPUs was quite the shocking revelation when the company announced it last year, and the addition of the Hopper GPUs into the design upped the ante. Even though Nvidia has yet to ship the silicon, those efforts continue to pay off as the company announced…
(Image credit: Nvidia) Nvidia’s decision to build its own lineup of Arm-based server CPUs, dubbed the Grace CPU Superchip and the Grace Hopper Superchip, charted the company’s course to building out full systems with its CPUs and GPUs in the same box. That initiative moved closer to reality today as Nvidia announced at Computex 2022…
(Image credit: Nvidia) Nvidia unveiled its new 144-core Grace CPU Superchip, its first CPU-only Arm chip designed for the data center, back at GTC. Nvidia shared a benchmark against AMD’s EPYC to claim a 1.5X lead, but that isn’t a very useful comparison. However, we found a benchmark of Grace versus Intel’s Ice Lake buried…
(Image credit: Nvidia) At GTC 2022, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang finally shared more details around the company’s Arm endeavors as he unveiled the company’s new 144-core Grace CPU Superchip, the company’s first CPU-only Arm chip designed for the data center. The Neoverse-based system supports Arm v9 and comes as two CPUs fused together with Nvidia’s…