NVIDIA's new Tesla P100 variants come in 12GB and 16GB variants, with both framebuffers being powered by the next-gen HBM2 standard. Both cards feature the 16nm FinFET-based Pascal architecture ...

Nvidia’s P100 module, bottom view showing NVLink connectors and two white bars located to the inside of the NVLink connectors, which look like power and/or ground pads [photo: Nvidia] The aggregate ...

Launching alongside the Tesla P100 is Nvidia's DGX-1 Deep Learning System.The DGX-1 features eight Tesla GP100 GPU cards providing 170 teraflops of half-precision performance from its 28,672 CUDA ...

Lars Nyland is a senior architect at Nvidia, and Mark Harris is a chief technologist for GPU computing software. They took turns discussing the Tesla P100, starting with the above high-level overview.

Nvidia's Tesla P100 GPU, capable of replacing dozens of traditional CPU nodes to speed up the processing of complex algorithms, will now be offered in a PCIe form factor, the company announced ...

At NVIDIA’s GPU Technology Conference (GTC) 2016 in San Jose, ... NVIDIA also announced a P100-based server appliance called the DGX-1.

NVIDIA just pulled the wraps off its fastest GPU and compute engine yet: the Tesla P100. This new GPU powerhouse is based on NVIDIA’s next generation Pascal architecture, which means that it’s ...

Nvidia has already made a desktop-type supercomputer with the Tesla P100. The DGX-1 can deliver 170 teraflops of performance, or 2 petaflops when several are installed on a rack.

Behold, the Nvidia Tesla P100 graphics module, with 150 total billion transistors of performance. If the above image looks a bit reminiscent of AMD's Fiji processors, there's good reason.

Image: Nvidia. Nvidia has announced its PCIe Tesla P100 graphics processing unit (GPU) for servers, set for release in the last quarter of the year.

Nvidia's Tesla P100 GPU, capable of replacing dozens of traditional CPU nodes to speed up the processing of complex algorithms, will now be offered in a PCIe form factor, the company announced ...

It didn’t take long for Nvidia’s monstrous Tesla P100 GPU to make its mark in an ongoing race to build the world’s fastest computers. Just a day after Nvidia’s CEO said he was “friggin ...