Nvidia announced the H100NVL at GTC2023, which is a massive dual GPU purpose-built to power models like ChatGPT.
Nvidia’s semi-annual GPU Technology Conference usually focuses on advancements in AI, but this year, Nvidia is responding to the massive rise of ChatGPT with a slate of new GPUs. Chief among them is the H100 NVL, which stitches two of Nvidia’s H100 GPUs together to deploy Large Language Models like ChatGPT.
These GPUs are at the heart of models like ChatGPT. Nvidia and Microsoft recently revealed that thousands of A100 GPUs were used to train ChatGPT, which is a project that’s been more than five years in the making. This is a product built for businesses more than anything, so don’t expect to see the H100 NVL pop up on the shelf at your local Micro Center. However, Nvidia says enterprise customers can expect to see it around the second half of the year.
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