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🚨NVIDIA UNVEILS 72-GPU SUPERCHIP SET TO REVOLUTIONIZE AI Jensen Huang introduced the GB200 NVL72, a data center powerhouse packing 72 Blackwell GPUs, 1.4 exaFLOPS of compute, and 130 trillion transistors. This "superchip" enables test-time scaling, a groundbreaking approach that lets AI reason in real time, mimicking human thought. Huang... show more

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Major1 year ago

Can I use it to mine bitcoin?

NetMind.AI2 years ago

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Walker Seattle Ranger1 year ago

Does it run Roblox?

N Hanh1 year ago

you are scammer

NathGraty🕯️1 year ago

Don't think, just $Stupid and chill CA: 4zUDFduzd6dWisjkrS7d7VSEw3EdrV3t7KkYPznZpump

Sweden4Trump1 year ago

wonder if good to start inverst nvidia shares

Artur1 year ago

Moore’s Law isn’t dead .. it just planned to moved into a really big house

Mazzagatti1 year ago

Bros got a captain America shield with 72 4090’s on it

Kacee Allen1 year ago

AI is going to be a major boost for all economies.

AI IA1 year ago

Y’all don’t know

Liberty Watch1 year ago

Wild stuff

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