Jensen #Huang, #Nvidia’s co-founder and chief executive officer, said after the #Blackwell announcement earlier this year that the devices would cost $35,000 to $40,000. #Hopper #GPUs, depending on the configuration, probably cost $22,500, and this is consistent with the statement that Huang made on stage in 2023 that a fully populated #HGX #H100 system board cost $200,000. We think an #H200 #GPU, if you could buy it separately, would cost around $30,000. We think the MI300X costs around $20,000, but that is an educated guess and nothing more. It depends on the customer and the situation. The street price, depending on the deal, will vary depending on a lot of other factors, like how many the customer is buying. As Huang is fond of saying, “The More You Buy, The More You Save,” but this is just a volume economics statement in this case, not the additional knock-on network effects of accelerated processing. https://lnkd.in/gvxk6Amv
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SK Hynix has begun mass production of its HBM3E memory, making them the second company to do so. This is good news for companies that want to use this ultra-high-performance memory because it will introduce competition in the market and potentially lower prices. SK Hynix's HBM3E memory boasts impressive specifications, including a data transfer rate of 9.2 GT/s and a bandwidth of 1.18 TB/s. This is significantly faster than the previous generation HBM3 memory. The company is likely starting production with lower-capacity modules but their advanced technology allows for building high-capacity stacks without increasing the size. While SK Hynix doesn't officially confirm it, their announcement comes at a perfect time to be used in Nvidia's upcoming H200 GPUs for AI and high-performance computing. This will give Nvidia more options for memory suppliers. Additionally, AMD might also use SK Hynix's HBM3E memory in their future high-performance computing products. #skhynix #chips #memorychips #chipmaker #hbm3e #nvidia #amd #gpus #ai #semiconductors #semiconductorindustry #semiconductormanufacturing #innovation #technology #technologynews
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Nvidia's new Blackwell GPUs, hailed as the next big thing for AI workloads, encountered an unexpected delay due to a design flaw discovered during production. Scheduled to replace the popular H100 chips, Blackwell promises a 30x performance boost and 25% energy reduction. However, the flaw identified in the processor die means revised designs and additional testing, pushing the launch back by at least three months. This delay could disrupt plans for tech giants like Google, Meta, and Microsoft, who've heavily invested in the new GPUs. Personal takeaway: While setbacks are unfortunate, shipping quality products outweighs rushing to market—ask Intel and AMD about their recent hiccups. How are you preparing for unexpected delays in your tech rollouts? 📅🔧 #Nvidia #AI #BlackwellGPUs #TechInnovation #SiliconValley #ChipManufacturing
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🚀 The HBM technology race intensifies! Micron, one of the top suppliers alongside SK Hynix and Samsung, secures a major order from NVIDIA for its H200 GPU, leveraging cutting-edge HBM3e! 🔎 Notably, Micron's rumored integration of 1b nanometer technology in HBM3e is equivalent to SK Hynix's 12nm technology. Meanwhile, Samsung, who is slightly behind in sample submissions, employs 1a nanometer technology, which is similar to 14-nanometer technology. 💡 Learn more about Micron's order and market dynamics outlined by TrendForce: https://buff.ly/3Plr64d 🔗 #Micron #NVIDIA #H200
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NVIDIA and Beamr will jointly propose a solution to challenges in adopting the efficient AV1 video format today. Find out more. https://lnkd.in/dB7hDpu4 #nvidia #investing #beamr #av1video #stockmarketnews #chipmaker #videoformat #unitedstates #businessnews #artificialintelligence
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Micron has announced that its high bandwidth memory (HBM) production capacity for 2024 has already been sold out, and orders for 2025 are almost filled. During its conference call for its Dec-Feb quarter, the company revealed that its latest HBM3E chip will be used in Nvidia H200 and is being qualified by other customers. According to Micron, customers have reported that its chips consume 30% less power than its competitors Samsung and SK Hynix, which is great news for Micron as it continues to lead the way in HBM technology. #micron #chips #memorychips #chipmaker #hbm #technology #nvidia #semiconductors #semiconductorindustry #semiconductormanufacturing #technology #innovation #technologynews
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⚡#FWWIndustryInsider SK hynix's high bandwidth memory products are reportedly sold out the year and 2025 is booking quickly. Demand for HBM has been notably high this year thanks to trends in AI, as HBM chips are mainly used in the highly sought after Nvidia GPUs. The company plans to increase mass production, and consequently supply, of HM3E, which began mass production in March. The company also plans to begin mass-production of its new 12-stack HM3E chip in Q3 this year. Samples will be available to certain clients this month. 💡 Be the first to know about the latest product news and changes in production by signing up for the Industry Insider, Fusion’s biweekly market intelligence report >>> https://hubs.la/Q02xpcGD0 #FusionInsights #FusionWW #SupplyChainManagement #ElectronicComponents
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🔥 The battle of AI chips between NVIDIA and AMD is more intense, as the total number of their AI high-performance chips for TSMC in 2024 is anticipated to reach 3.5 million units. 📊 Notably, AMD has challenged NVIDIA’s position with its MI300 series product, which have already begun shipping. 🌟 To counter, NVIDIA also has upgraded its product line for new products like B100 and GB 200, utilizing TSMC’s 3nm process. Learn more behind the battle here: https://buff.ly/48LiFq1 .
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Intel Launches Gaudi 3 Accelerator for AI: Slower than Nvidia's H100 AI GPU, Cheaper. Intel introduced its Gaudi 3 accelerator for AI workloads yesterday. The new processors are slower than Nvidia's H100/H200. Intel is betting the success of Gaudi 3 on its lower price. Gaudi 3 uses two chiplets with 64 tensor processor cores. The processor is accompanied by 128GB of HBM2E memory in eight memory stacks offering bandwidth of 3.67 TB/s. An accelerator kit based on eight Gaudi 3 processors on a baseboard will cost $125,000.
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