Nvidia unveils new kind of Ethernet for AI, Grace Hopper 'Superchip' in full production

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang showed off the first iteration of Spectrum-X, the Spectrum-4 chip, with one hundred billion transistors in a 90-millimeter by 90-millimeter die.

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, speaking at the opening keynote of the Computex computer technology conference, on Monday in Taipei, Taiwan, unveiled a host of fresh products, including a new kind of ethernet switch dedicated to moving high volumes of data for artificial intelligence (AI) tasks. 

"How do we introduce a new ethernet, that is backward compatible with everything, to turn every data center into a generative AI data center?" posed Huang in his keynote. "For the very first time, we are bringing the capabilities of high-performance computing into the ethernet market."

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