Nintendo's (NTDOY)(NTDOF) highly anticipated Switch 2 launched today, with major retailers quickly selling out of the gaming ...

A little bit more to share: When Nintendo unveiled the Switch 2, it was vague about the chip powering the device, only mentioning that it was a custom design from Nvidia. No technical ...

In the wake of the Switch 2 reveal, neither Nintendo nor Nvidia has gone into any detail at all about the exact chip inside the upcoming handheld—technically, we are still not sure what Arm CPU ...

Nintendo has remained tight-lipped about the chip powering the Switch 2, but thanks to Nvidia we now have a better idea of what it is and the next-gen features it will support. Those include DLSS ...

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But even though the Switch became a runaway success ... Enterprise-grade NVIDIA GPUs like the A100 and H100 are in short supply for that reason, with prices topping $40,000 each.

The A100 lacked support for FP8 compute at default whereas the H100 leverages a transformer engine to switch between FP8 and FP16, depending on the workload. According to Nvidia, the H100 delivers ...

Amazon's spokesperson told BI that AWS provided cloud customers "the choice and flexibility to use what works best for them," rather than forcing them to switch. Nvidia's early investment in CUDA ...