Yep, and he also announced that Tesla P100 has 600mm^2. That chances them making it work was "0",... , nada, no way of making it. (to make it look more amazing, that they built something what is impossible to make) He is so inconsistent and irrational as ever. Especially his insulting way of talking to audience like to idiots. Saying that 384 bit Maxwell has only 384 traces for memory against 4000 ones going to Pascal's HBM2. Considering pinout of one GDDR5, he is very wrong, but he makes such statement to make next thing look bigger.

pretty sure they are in the wild but I am so hardened to these carnivals at this point. a lot of cool stuff they got going thuo no matter the size or working order of the die. there new mid range gaming cards based on these should plow thou dx12 asyc or not just going by the numbers compared to Maxwell well I would think so anyway not for nothing but did they really race unmanned race cars or was just "future foward looking" that would be pretty cool like a giant matchbox race track car 🙂

I am sure they have those cards. Huang was running around reciting commercials trying to sell every single one and any they will make in future. I would not call it racing, but there is video from last year with guy using his AI driven car and he got speeding ticket because AI overlooked something (sign). Or maybe that sign was not even there as there was road construction. Either way, AI just used internal data from map for speed limit in that area. Those things will be popular targets for mayhem lovers. Either by laser confusing cameras or by drawing street arts making it look like there is different road somewhere. Or just finding way to disturb device through RF (not even hack necessarily, just something forcing it to reboot).

^ It surely is impressive. I do not mean performance, that's OK, but Density is impressive. I wonder what is performance per watt there. Price is kind of not nice. 170TFLOPS for $129k. As I look at Radeon Pro Duo having 15TFLOPS for $1,5k. If only AMD had it with more vram... Well, next generation. Anyway, 20 TFLOPS at 15B transistors... It's good as Fiji has only 8.6 TFLOPS with 8.9B Transistors. Only question is how that translates to Consumer type of Pascal and at what clock P100 ticks.

that's good and all maybe finding a cure for cancer but the thing cant even do 3dvantage at least not the 3d part !@#$ it cant even do crisis all kidding aside 10 get you into the top 25 ish thats just nuts

Dude are you drunk ?! 170TFLOPS of FP16, 21 Tflops of FP16 per chip If you're gonna compare with Fiji compare FP32 no ? That's 8.6Tflops vs 10.6Tflops stock

^ It surely is impressive. I do not mean performance, that's OK, but Density is impressive. I wonder what is performance per watt there. Price is kind of not nice. 170TFLOPS for $129k. As I look at Radeon Pro Duo having 15TFLOPS for $1,5k. If only AMD had it with more vram... Well, next generation. Anyway, 20 TFLOPS at 15B transistors... It's good as Fiji has only 8.6 TFLOPS with 8.9B Transistors. Only question is how that translates to Consumer type of Pascal and at what clock P100 ticks.

This the NV-link thing?

Yes this is NVLink... that is only going in super computers and server boards. Consumer cards will still be PCI Express, I don't see that changing anytime soon.

Yes, but those ASICs are not that much better than last generation to prevent having same place with 60~100 GPUs. In other words there is reason why those TOP super computers use CPUs. Nuts would be if P100 could outperform Xeon based processors in those operations which last generation apparently sucked at. And doing it at lower price and power consumption. Because those more modern SCs around position 25 use between 40000 and 80000 CPU cores, and suck around 1~2MW. And having 10 times DGX-1 would suck only 0.032MW. I'll just blame it on Hilbert for writing it up into one very long sentence. Cheers. Any more hate? And thanks for making me less impressed.

Trusting the NVIDIA CEO 100% is akin to a Darwin Award. It's like believing AMD about Crossfire support.

Trust issues aside, I love watching his talks, he's so awkward ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY BILLION TRANSISTORS

Haha, did he really say that? :banana: I guess it's excusable since Chinese (and the languages it influenced like Japanese and Taiwanese) have a 10,000-base for big numbers instead of the 1,000-base used in many other languages including English. So in his mind he might have been thinking 150 yì (100 million) but only half-converted it to its equivalent in English :infinity:

"Parallel to the P100 announcement Nvidia is announcing the DGX-1, a deep learning super computer. It holds two Xeon processors and a lovely eight Tesla P100 units each holding 16GB of HBM2 memory. Priced at only $129,000, but it is considered to be a super-computer." 170 TFLOPS almost gets you a spot in the latest TOP 500 LIST so even technically it should be considered a supercomputer. Within a mere 3U rack. http://abload.de/img/1img_188668zu2.png