DGX A100: The Universal AI Platform


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NVIDIA DGX A100 is the foundational building block of AI infrastructure and part of the NVIDIA end-to-end data center solution created from over a decade of AI leadership by NVIDIA. As the universal system for all AI workloads, DGX A100 offers unprecedented compute density, performance and flexibility in the world's first 5 petaFLOPS AI system.

 

Built on the revolutionary NVIDIA A100 Tensor Core GPU, DGX A100 unifies data center AI infrastructure, running training, inference, and analytics workloads simultaneously with ease. It integrates exclusive access to a global team of AI-fluent experts that offer prescriptive planning, deployment, and optimization expertise to help fast-track AI transformation.

 

Join us for the first month of this learning series, and you will learn:

  • The 3 key computational workloads of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (AI/ML)
    • Training, inference, and analytics
    • Challenges in optimizing workloads across different resources
  • The various AL/ML data types and how they are accelerated through Tensor Core processing
    • Tradeoffs of FP32 vs FP16 in traditional ML training
    • BFloat32 as a compromise to F16 limitations
    • New TF32 data type, performance gains, and how to use it
  • How to access pre-trained models, containers, and helm charts via NVIDIA's NGC to speed development time and time to solution

 

Register now to begin exploring the the world's first AI system built on NVIDIA A100!

 

Speaker and Presenter Information

Anthony RobbinsVice President of Federal, NVIDIA
Daniel Dowling, Sr. HPC and AI Solutions Specialist, NVIDIA

Relevant Government Agencies

Federal Government, State & Local Government


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On-Demand Webcast


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NVIDIA


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NVIDIA Government Team at Carahsoft


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