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Behind the scenes at Nvidia's Engineering SuperLab — Vera Rubin NVL72 running OpenAI workloads, 800VDC…

Latest from Tom's Hardware ·Jake Roach·2 months ago
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(Image credit: Nvidia) Nvidia invited a group of about a dozen journalists out to the company's HQ to learn more about its Vera CPU , as well as how it fits into the larger Vera Rubin NVL72 rack design at the heart of Nvidia’s next-gen agentic AI platform. Part of that was seeing Vera Rubin in action, not as a disassembled tray on stage or a rack with a few blinking lights at a trade show — real racks running real workloads in a (partially) real data center. And we got to see those racks in action at Nvidia’s Engineering SuperLab. It’s not a proper data center, or at the very least, it’s a sub-optimal data center. Nvidia was clear that the Engineering SuperLab is built for engineers, allowing them to quickly stand up and swap out racks to see the hardware in action. You could sense a bit of insecurity in the air; if Nvidia were building a proper data center, it wouldn’t look like this.…

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