At its ongoing GTC, NVIDIA’s revealed many new products and technologies revolving around AI and deep-learning, such as the flagship AI GPU, H100, built around the Hopper architecture. While AI’s dominated the show…
At its ongoing GTC, NVIDIA’s revealed many new products and technologies revolving around AI and deep-learning, such as the flagship AI GPU, H100, built around the Hopper architecture. While AI’s dominated the show, it’s not been the only focus. NVIDIA has also catered to creators in multiple ways, including a launch of a handful of new workstation GPUs, as well as a new Studio driver, bundling in a number of workload optimizations. On the mobile GPU front, NVIDIA’s refreshing a few of its previously-released options, while added a couple of new ones. The new flagship is the RTX A5500, sporting 7,424 cores, and delivering peak FP32 performance of 24.7 TFLOPS. Both the A5500 and A4500 include 16GB of ECC-capable memory, and improve bandwidth over the previous models to 512GB/s.
