No Data
One week of noise simulation shortened to a few minutes, nvidia helps Google accelerate quantum processor design.
Using nvidia's CUDA-Q platform, Google can utilize 1024 H100 Tensor core GPUs on nvidia's Eos supercomputer to perform the world's largest and fastest quantum device dynamics simulation at a very low cost, capable of comprehensive simulation of a device with 40 qubits. A noise simulation that originally required a week can now be completed in a few minutes.
Supermicro Delivers Direct-Liquid-Optimized NVIDIA Blackwell Solutions; Supermicro's SuperClusters With Nvidia NVIDIA HGX B200 8-GPU, NVIDIA GB200, NVL4, and NVL72 Systems Deliver Unprecedented AI Compute Density
Ansys Accelerates CFD Simulation By 110x With NVIDIA GH200 Grace Hopper Superchips; Ansys Fluent Coupled With NVIDIA Accelerated Computing Significantly Speeds Large-Scale CFD Simulations, Reducing Run Time From 4-Weeks To 6 Hours
IonQ Demonstrates Industry-First Hybrid Quantum Computing Workflow Using NVIDIA CUDA-Q Platform And IonQ Forte, Advancing Quantum Acceleration For On-Prem And Hybrid Deployments
What's Going On With Advanced Micro Devices Stock Monday?
Core Scientific And Port Muskogee Break Ground On 100 MW HPC Data Center To Host CoreWeave's NVIDIA GPUs; Part Of $8.7B, 12-Year Contract Covering 500 MW Of HPC Hosting, With Operations Set For 2026