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Nvidia has launched a new DGX Cloud service that enables companies to access their own cloud-based supercomputer and software needed to train advanced models for generative AI and other disruptive applications.

DGX Cloud is a dedicated Nvidia DGX AI supercomputing cluster combined with Nvidia AI software. Companies within the new service will access their own cloud supercomputer simply through a browser.

Each DGX Cloud node has eight H100 or A100 GPUs with tensor cores and 80 GB of memory, giving a total of 640 GB of graphics memory per node. This subscription costs $37,000 per month per node, which means you can also buy access to multiple nodes.

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