The giant GPU on display is likely a workstation/data center graphics card built with the company’s upcoming Ampere architecture.
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has “cooked up” something special to announce on Thursday during the company’s GPU technology conference: Expect to see a massive graphics card.
In a teaser video posted yesterday, Huang showed off the upcoming hardware by literally pulling it out of a kitchen oven. “Okay, ladies and gentlemen. What we got here is the world’s largest graphics card,” he says while lifting the GPU with oven potholders.
Although the company is declining to say anything more, Nvidia is expected to talk up its next-generation GPU architecture Ampere, which will be used in both consumer and enterprise graphics cards.
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The giant GPU on display is likely a graphics card built with Ampere, but meant for data center use.
