B100 Discrete Accelerator: Revolutionizing Computational Power

The B100 Discrete Accelerator marks a significant milestone in the evolution of computing hardware, engineered to cater to the demanding needs of high-performance computing and artificial intelligence. At the heart of its design lies the state-of-the-art 8Gbps HBM3E memory, paired with a dual 4096-bit memory bus, facilitating an unprecedented memory bandwidth of 8TB/sec and a generous 192GB of VRAM. Its computational capabilities are equally impressive, with the accelerator capable of achieving up to 7 PFLOPS in FP4 Dense Tensor operations, 3.5 P(FL)OPS in INT8/FP8, and extending its prowess to 1.8 PFLOPS and 0.9 PFLOPS in FP16 and TF32 tensor operations, respectively, culminating in a robust 30 TFLOPS for FP64 Dense Tensor computations. Integration with high-speed NVLink 5 and PCIe 6.0 interfaces ensures seamless communication at speeds up to 1800GB/sec and 256GB/sec, respectively. The heart of this computational giant is the "Blackwell GPU," boasting a transistor count of 208 billion, all within a surprisingly efficient 700W thermal design power (TDP). Manufactured using TSMC's 4NP process and potentially featuring the next-generation SXM interface, the B100 Discrete Accelerator embodies the pinnacle of the Blackwell architecture's engineering excellence, setting a new benchmark for computational efficiency and performance in the realm of discrete accelerators.