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NVIDIA is making significant strides in the development of AI infrastructure and solutions, partnering with key industry players to advance AI capabilities across various sectors. Dell Technologies has been awarded a contract to build the next-generation NERSC-10 supercomputer, designated Doudna, powered by the NVIDIA Vera Rubin architecture. This system, named after Nobel laureate Jennifer Doudna, will integrate AI, quantum workflows, and real-time data streaming, aiming to serve 11,000 researchers in fields such as fusion energy, astronomy, and life sciences. The Doudna supercomputer will deliver 10 times the scientific output of its predecessor while improving power efficiency by 3-5 times.
NVIDIA is also addressing the China AI market with the development of export rules-compliant chips in collaboration with AMD. This move comes as the US government has placed restrictions on chip exports to China. Despite these challenges, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang has emphasized the importance of maintaining a presence in China, where a significant portion of AI developers are located. Huang advocates for the adoption of American technology stacks, highlighting the strategic importance of NVIDIA's CUDA development platform in the Chinese market. These efforts underscore NVIDIA's commitment to navigating trade regulations while continuing to foster AI innovation globally.
Furthermore, Dell is expanding its AI offerings with the Pro Max Plus workstation laptop, featuring a discrete enterprise-grade NPU (Neural Processing Unit). This device enables enterprises to run large AI models locally, bypassing the cloud for enhanced control, privacy, and cost-efficiency. The Pro Max Plus can support models with up to 109 billion parameters on-device, catering to AI developers, engineers, and data scientists working with proprietary data. This initiative reflects a growing demand for secure, high-performance AI environments that can be deployed in portable, flexible form factors, further solidifying NVIDIA's role in driving advancements in AI infrastructure and accessibility.
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NVIDIA is also addressing the China AI market with the development of export rules-compliant chips in collaboration with AMD. This move comes as the US government has placed restrictions on chip exports to China. Despite these challenges, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang has emphasized the importance of maintaining a presence in China, where a significant portion of AI developers are located. Huang advocates for the adoption of American technology stacks, highlighting the strategic importance of NVIDIA's CUDA development platform in the Chinese market. These efforts underscore NVIDIA's commitment to navigating trade regulations while continuing to foster AI innovation globally.
Furthermore, Dell is expanding its AI offerings with the Pro Max Plus workstation laptop, featuring a discrete enterprise-grade NPU (Neural Processing Unit). This device enables enterprises to run large AI models locally, bypassing the cloud for enhanced control, privacy, and cost-efficiency. The Pro Max Plus can support models with up to 109 billion parameters on-device, catering to AI developers, engineers, and data scientists working with proprietary data. This initiative reflects a growing demand for secure, high-performance AI environments that can be deployed in portable, flexible form factors, further solidifying NVIDIA's role in driving advancements in AI infrastructure and accessibility.
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- insideAI News: NVIDIA and AMD Devising Export Rules-Compliant Chips for China AI Market
- futurumgroup.com: Can Dell and NVIDIA’s AI Factory 2.0 Solve Enterprise-Scale AI Infrastructure Gaps?
- TechHQ: Dell to build Nvidia Vera Rubin supercomputer for US Energy Department
- techhq.com: Dell to build Nvidia Vera Rubin supercomputer for US Energy Department
- futurumgroup.com: Can Dell Challenge Public Cloud AI with Its Expanded AI Factory?
- insidehpc.com: DOE Announces “Doudna� Dell-NVIDIA Supercomputer at NERSC
- techxplore.com: US supercomputer named after Nobel laureate Jennifer Doudna to power AI and scientific research
Classification:
- HashTags: #AIInfrastructure #Blackwell #ScientificResearch
- Company: NVIDIA
- Target: Researchers, Enterprises
- Product: Blackwell
- Feature: AI Factories, Supercomputers
- Malware: Vera Rubin
- Type: AI
- Severity: Informative