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The Engine Behind AI Factories | NVIDIA Blackwell Architecture Building upon generations of NVIDIA technologies, NVIDIA Blackwell defines the next chapter in generative AI with unparalleled performance, efficiency, and scale NVIDIA Blackwell-architecture GPUs pack 208 billion transistors and are manufactured using a custom-built TSMC 4NP process
NVIDIA Blackwell Platform Arrives to Power a New Era of Computing Powering a new era of computing, NVIDIA today announced that the NVIDIA Blackwell platform has arrived — enabling organizations everywhere to build and run real-time generative AI on trillion-parameter large language models at up to 25x less cost and energy consumption than its predecessor
NVIDIA RTX BLACKWELL GPU ARCHITECTURE Blackwell’s low power states are faster to enter, enabling more time to be spent saving power, and by taking advantage of Advanced Power Gating, are able to progressively power gate the chip quickly - saving more power faster
NVIDIA Blackwell Architecture Technical Overview NVIDIA's Blackwell GPU architecture revolutionizes AI with unparalleled performance, scalability and efficiency Anchored by the Grace Blackwell GB200 superchip and GB200 NVL72, it boasts 30X more performance and 25X more energy efficiency over its predecessor
NVIDIA Blackwell Ultra for the Era of AI Reasoning Faster AI reasoning with Blackwell Ultra enables real-time insights, more intelligent and responsive chatbots, enhanced predictive analytics, and improved more productive AI agents across industries such as finance, healthcare, and e-commerce
Blackwell: Nvidia’s Massive GPU - by Chester Lam Blackwell, their latest graphics architecture, continues that tradition GB202 is the largest Blackwell die It occupies a massive 750mm2 of area, and has 92 2 billion transistors GB202 has 192 Streaming Multiprocessors (SMs), the closest equivalent to a CPU core on a GPU, and feeds them with a massive memory subsystem