In early September 2020, NVIDIA debuted its second generation GeForce RTX 30 family of graphics cards, the Ampere RTX architecture. NVIDIA broke with tradition when its new generations of cards were sold more expensive than their predecessors, which means that the cost of training models has remained more or less the same.
Comparative Testing of GPU Servers with New NVIDIA RTX30 Video Cards in AI/ML Tasks
December 6, 2020 by
Radio Free HPC Looks at NVIDIA’s Efforts to Ban Consumer GPUs in the Datacenter
January 29, 2018 by
In this podcast, the Radio Free HPC team looks at NVIDIA’s new EULA GeForce Software user license, which prohibits the use of consumer GPUs in the datacenter. We are not looking to beat up on anyone, but our focus is on what these kind of limitations might mean for the industry.
“When we purchase hardware, aren’t we free to use it any way we please? And why do BitCoin miners get a pass during a worldwide GPU shortage?”
