Nvidia, Oracle to build 7 supercomputers for Department of Energy, including its largest ever

Brandon Vigliarolo / theregister - 100,000 Blackwell GPUs and 2,200 exaFLOPs make for a big system The US Department of Energy is partnering with Nvidia and Oracle to build seven new AI supercomputers to accelerate scientific research and develop agentic AI for discovery. Two of these syst…

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Nvidia and Oracle Are Planning the ‘Largest Supercomputer’ in America for Trump

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Nvidia, Oracle to build 7 supercomputers for Department of Energy, including its largest ever

4 months / theregister / Brandon Vigliarolo

Nvidia and partners to build seven AI supercomputers for the U.S. gov't with over 100,000 Blackwell GPUs —combined performance of 2,200 ExaFLOPS of compute

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Nvidia announces reference design for colossal gigawatt-scale Omniverse DSX data centers — single data center requires a nuclear reactor's worth of power generation

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Nvidia unveils Vera Rubin supercomputers for Los Alamos National Laboratory, total of seven new supercomputers — announcement comes on heels of AMD's recent supercomputer wins

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