OCP Global Summit—To drive the development
of open, efficient and scalable data center technologies, NVIDIA
today announced that it has contributed foundational elements of
its NVIDIA Blackwell accelerated computing platform design to the
Open Compute Project (OCP) and broadened NVIDIA Spectrum-X™ support
for OCP standards.
At this year’s OCP Global Summit, NVIDIA will be sharing key
portions of the NVIDIA GB200 NVL72 system electro-mechanical design
with the OCP community — including the rack architecture, compute
and switch tray mechanicals, liquid-cooling and thermal environment
specifications, and NVIDIA NVLink™ cable cartridge volumetrics — to
support higher compute density and networking bandwidth.
NVIDIA has already made several official contributions to OCP
across multiple hardware generations, including its NVIDIA HGX™
H100 baseboard design specification, to help provide the ecosystem
with a wider choice of offerings from the world’s computer makers
and expand the adoption of AI.
In addition, expanded NVIDIA Spectrum-X Ethernet networking
platform alignment with OCP Community-developed specifications
enables companies to unlock the performance potential of AI
factories deploying OCP-recognized equipment while preserving their
investments and maintaining software consistency.
“Building on a decade of collaboration with OCP, NVIDIA is
working alongside industry leaders to shape specifications and
designs that can be widely adopted across the entire data center,”
said Jensen Huang, founder and CEO of NVIDIA. “By advancing open
standards, we’re helping organizations worldwide take advantage of
the full potential of accelerated computing and create the AI
factories of the future.”
Accelerated Computing Platform for the Next Industrial
RevolutionNVIDIA’s accelerated computing platform was
designed to power a new era of AI.
GB200 NVL72 is based on the NVIDIA MGX™ modular architecture,
which enables computer makers to quickly and cost-effectively build
a vast array of data center infrastructure designs.
The liquid-cooled system connects 36 NVIDIA Grace™ CPUs and 72
NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs in a rack-scale design. With a 72-GPU NVIDIA
NVLink domain, it acts as a single, massive GPU and delivers 30x
faster real-time trillion-parameter large language model inference
than the NVIDIA H100 Tensor Core GPU.
The NVIDIA Spectrum-X Ethernet networking platform, which now
includes the next-generation NVIDIA ConnectX-8 SuperNIC™, supports
OCP’s Switch Abstraction Interface (SAI) and Software for Open
Networking in the Cloud (SONiC) standards. This allows customers to
use Spectrum-X’s adaptive routing and telemetry-based congestion
control to accelerate Ethernet performance for scale-out AI
infrastructure.
ConnectX-8 SuperNICs feature accelerated networking at speeds of
up to 800Gb/s and programmable packet processing engines optimized
for massive-scale AI workloads. ConnectX-8 SuperNICs for OCP 3.0
will be available next year, equipping organizations to build
highly flexible networks.
Critical Infrastructure for Data CentersAs the
world transitions from general-purpose to accelerated and AI
computing, data center infrastructure is becoming increasingly
complex. To simplify the development process, NVIDIA is working
closely with 40+ global electronics makers that provide key
components to create AI factories.
Additionally, a broad array of partners are innovating and
building on top of the Blackwell platform, including Meta, which
plans to contribute its Catalina AI rack architecture based on
GB200 NVL72 to OCP. This provides computer makers with flexible
options to build high compute density systems and meet the growing
performance and energy efficiency needs of data centers.
“NVIDIA has been a significant contributor to open computing
standards for years, including their high-performance computing
platform that has been the foundation of our Grand Teton server for
the past two years,” said Yee Jiun Song, vice president of
engineering at Meta. “As we progress to meet the increasing
computational demands of large-scale artificial intelligence,
NVIDIA’s latest contributions in rack design and modular
architecture will help speed up the development and implementation
of AI infrastructure across the industry.”
Learn more about NVIDIA’s contributions to the Open Compute
Project at the 2024 OCP Global Summit, taking place at the San Jose
Convention Center from Oct. 15-17.
About NVIDIANVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA) is the world
leader in accelerated computing.
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Certain statements in this press release including, but not
limited to, statements as to: the benefits, impact, and performance
of NVIDIA’s products, services, and technologies, including NVIDIA
Blackwell accelerated computing platform, NVIDIA Spectrum-X
Ethernet networking platform, NVIDIA GB200 NVL72, NVIDIA NVLink,
NVIDIA HGX H100, NVIDIA MGX modular architecture, NVIDIA Grace
CPUs, NVIDIA H100 Tensor Core GPU, and NVIDIA ConnectX-8 SuperNIC;
NVIDIA contributing foundational elements of its NVIDIA Blackwell
accelerated computing platform design to the Open Compute Project
(OCP) and broaden NVIDIA Spectrum-X support for OCP standards; the
benefits and impact of NVIDIA’s collaboration with third parties;
third parties using or adopting our products or technologies;
NVIDIA working alongside industry leaders to shape specifications
and designs that can be widely adopted across the entire data
center; by advancing open standards, NVIDIA helping organizations
worldwide take advantage of the full potential of accelerated
computing and create the AI factories of the future; as the world
transitioning from general-purpose to accelerated and AI computing,
data center infrastructure becoming increasingly complex; and the
timing and themes of the 2024 OCP Global Summit are forward-looking
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cause results to be materially different than expectations.
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