Nvidia has announced a new lineup of professional workstation GPUs based on its current Pascal architecture.
The new products are targeted at content creators and anyone working
with deep learning, VR, and complex simulations. The company claims that
its new products deliver twice the performance of previous-generation
models, and can transform workstations into supercomputers.
Nvidia
points to the growing size and complexity of data sets required for
current-day workflows in fields ranging from artificial intelligence to
photorealistic CAD. According to the company, these new products allow
users to carry out simulations, design, rendering and high-performance
number crunching on a single workstation.
At the top of the line is the new Nvidia Quadro GP100, which is similar to the Tesla P100 accelerator launched last year.
It promises unprecedented double-precision performance, with over 20
Teraflops of power. The Quadro GP100 has 16GB of ultra-high-speed ECC
HBM2 memory. Users can pair two such cards together using an
implementation of its server-oriented NVLink connector interface, which
bridges two cards much like SLI does for desktop graphics cards. NVLink
will allow the two cards to pool memory for up to 32GB of addressable
space.
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