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NVIDIA Introduces HGX-2, Fusing HPC and AI Computing

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 05/30/2018 08:37 AM | source: | 4 comment(s)
NVIDIA Introduces HGX-2, Fusing HPC and AI Computing

NVIDIA today introduced NVIDIA HGX-2, the first unified computing platform for both artificial intelligence and high performance computing.

The HGX-2 cloud server platform, with multi-precision computing capabilities, provides unique flexibility to support the future of computing. It allows high-precision calculations using FP64 and FP32 for scientific computing and simulations, while also enabling FP16 and Int8 for AI training and inference. This unprecedented versatility meets the requirements of the growing number of applications that combine HPC with AI.

A number of leading computer makers today shared plans to bring to market systems based on the NVIDIA HGX-2 platform.

“The world of computing has changed,” said Jensen Huang, founder and chief executive officer of NVIDIA, speaking at the GPU Technology Conference Taiwan, which kicked off today. “CPU scaling has slowed at a time when computing demand is skyrocketing. NVIDIA’s HGX-2 with Tensor Core GPUs gives the industry a powerful, versatile computing platform that fuses HPC and AI to solve the world’s grand challenges.”

HGX-2-serves as a “building block” for manufacturers to create some of the most advanced systems for HPC and AI. It has achieved record AI training speeds of 15,500 images per second on the ResNet-50 training benchmark, and can replace up to 300 CPU-only servers.

HGX-1HGX-2
Performance 1 petaFLOP tensor operations
125 teraFLOPS single-precision
62 teraFLOPS double-precision
2 petaFLOPS tensor operations
250 teraFLOPS single-precision
125 teraFLOPS double-precision
GPUs 8x NVIDIA Tesla V100 16x NVIDIA Tesla V100
GPU Memory 256GB total 512GB total
NVIDIA CUDA® Cores 40,960 81,920
NVIDIA Tensor Cores 5,120 10,240
Communication Channel Hybrid cube mesh powered by NVLink 300GB/s bisection bandwidth NVSwitch powered by NVLink 2.4TB/s bisection bandwidth

 

It incorporates such breakthrough features as NVIDIA NVSwitch™ interconnect fabric, which seamlessly links 16 NVIDIA Tesla® V100 Tensor Core GPUs to work as a single, giant GPU delivering two petaflops of AI performance. The first system built using HGX-2 was the recently announced NVIDIA DGX-2™.

HGX-2 comes a year after the launch of the original NVIDIA HGX-1, at Computex 2017. The HGX-1 reference architecture won broad adoption among the world’s leading server makers and companies operating massive datacenters, including Amazon Web Services, Facebook and Microsoft.

OEM, ODM Systems Expected Later This Year

Four leading server makers — Lenovo, QCT, Supermicro and Wiwynn — announced plans to bring their own HGX-2-based systems to market later this year.

Additionally, four of the world’s top original design manufacturers (ODMs) — Foxconn, Inventec, Quanta and Wistron — are designing HGX-2-based systems, also expected later this year, for use in some of the world’s largest cloud datacenters.

Family of NVIDIA GPU-Accelerated Server Platforms

HGX-2 is a part of the larger family of NVIDIA GPU-Accelerated Server Platforms, an ecosystem of qualified server classes addressing a broad array of AI, HPC and accelerated computing workloads with optimal performance.

Supported by major server manufacturers, the platforms align with the datacenter server ecosystem by offering the optimal mix of GPUs, CPUs and interconnects for diverse training (HGX-T2), inference (HGX-I2) and supercomputing (SCX) applications. Customers can choose a specific server platform to match their accelerated computing workload mix and achieve best-in-class performance.



NVIDIA Introduces HGX-2, Fusing HPC and AI Computing NVIDIA Introduces HGX-2, Fusing HPC and AI Computing




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#5551556 Posted on: 05/30/2018 08:56 AM
I think this could run Crysis even at 60fps :D

Very much performance. Powerhouse. I don't want to know how to cool this thing.

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#5551568 Posted on: 05/30/2018 09:27 AM
am I missing something, isn't HGX-2 just 2x HGX-1s? The only new item is the NVLink Communication Channel.

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#5551724 Posted on: 05/30/2018 05:29 PM
Okay this is great but when can we get next gen cards?

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#5551726 Posted on: 05/30/2018 05:31 PM
The power to create the Death Star is nigh upon us!

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