Tag: accelerators
Nvidia and SK hynix Forge Long-Term Partnership for Next-Gen Memory Supply
Nvidia and SK hynix have entered a long-term agreement to supply HBM4 memory for Nvidia’s Vera Rubin accelerators.
Read MoreHuawei Set to Lead China’s Accelerator Market with 60% Sales Growth in 2026
Huawei is poised to boost its accelerator sales in China by at least 60% this year, cementing its position as a market leader.
Read MoreDemand for Nvidia H100 Accelerators Grows Despite New Blackwell Series, Rental Prices Surge
Contrary to expectations, demand and rental prices for Nvidia’s H100 accelerators have increased even after Blackwell series launch.
Read MoreHuawei Expands Ascend 950PR Adoption with Nvidia CUDA Compatibility Targeting Massive Shipments
Huawei enhances Ascend 950PR accelerators with Nvidia CUDA support, aiming for large-scale deployment and broad adoption this year.
Read MoreNvidia Resumes Production of H200 Accelerators Following Chinese Import Approval
Nvidia has restarted manufacturing its H200 accelerators as China grants import authorization amid ongoing US regulatory efforts.
Read MoreHuawei Takes Lead in Optimizing DeepSeek’s Latest AI Model Over Nvidia
DeepSeek opts for Huawei and other Chinese accelerator makers to refine its newest AI model, diverging from Nvidia’s typical role.
Read MoreiRU Unveils Rock G2212IG6 Server Tailored for AI and HPC Workloads
iRU launches the Rock G2212IG6 server, designed for AI and HPC, featuring Intel Xeon 6 platform with PCIe 5.0 support and extensive expansion options.
Read MoreIntel Unveils Glass Substrate for Advanced AI and HPC Chips
Intel introduced a novel glass substrate technology to enhance chip manufacturing for AI accelerators and high-performance computing.
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