NVIDIA’s Hopper H100 and H200 AI GPUs are getting even more powerful with new optimizations in the CUDA stack. The H200, featuring 80% more HBM memory and 40% higher bandwidth than the H100, delivers significant performance gains across a range of benchmarks, including Llama 2 and Mixtral 8x7B. These advancements highlight NVIDIA’s commitment to pushing the boundaries of AI computing.
Supermicro, a major NVIDIA partner, has acknowledged a delay in the release of NVIDIA’s upcoming Blackwell AI GPUs, but assured customers that its liquid-cooled Hopper H200 AI GPUs will serve as a viable alternative. Supermicro CEO Charles Liang downplayed the impact of the delay on AI server makers and the market, stating that it’s a common occurrence for new technology to experience slight delays.
Lotte Card, Korea’s leading credit card issuer, has partnered with HTS (Hopper Technology Solutions) to create an exclusive travel loyalty platform for its users. The platform will offer comprehensive travel options including flights, accommodations, and car rentals, powered by HTS’ cutting-edge travel technology. This partnership aims to provide Korean users with a seamless and personalized travel booking experience.
