NVIDIA DGX A100

NVIDIA DGX A100
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Guarantor: Prof. Pavel Václavek, Ph.D.
Technology / Methodology: AI
Instrument status: Operational Operational
Equipment placement: Serverovna CEITEC
Research group: RICAIP Testbed Brno


Description:

´One of the compute nodes in our HPC cluster is an NVIDIA DGX A100. It can be used either on its own or in combination with a DGX H100 node. Thanks to its ample internal memory and high-performance computer location in our premises, the security of your data is enhanced.
High computational performance across various levels of computational precision enables the acceleration of a wide range of applications. For AI, lower FP16 precision with high-density tensor applications (TensorCores) is suitable, while for certain simulations, FP64 precision (CUDA cores) is preferred.
NVIDIA offers a comprehensive software environment that is intuitive and seamlessly integrated for maximum user convenience and applicability to a wide variety of tasks. It also helps maximize system performance. For accelerated applications (frameworks, libraries), there is a wide selection of Docker container images available on the NVIDIA GPU Cloud (NGC). Examples of such containers include TensorFlow, PyTorch, and JAX for neural networks, or NVIDIA RAPIDS for data analytics. Specific tasks can be addressed through custom development at lower software levels using specialized compilers within the NVIDIA HPC SDK.´


Specification:

Manufacturer  

NVIDIA

Type

DGX A100

Memory

2 TB (CPU), 640 GB (GPU)

GPU

8x A100 80 GB, 3456 Tensor Cores, 55 296 CUDA cores

CPU

2x AMD Epyc 7742 CPU, 128 cores, 2.25 GHz / 3.4 GHz

Performance

5 petaFLOPS (FP16 Tensor), 10 petaOPS (INT8 Tensor), 80 teraFLOPS (FP64 Cuda)

HDD

OS: 2x 1.92 TB NVMe; data: 30 TB (8x 3.84 TB) NVMe

Software

DGX OS (Ubuntu Linux); připravené aplikace Enterprise AI v rámci NVIDIA NGC (kontejnery Enroot, Apptainer)

Connected to DGX H100 through Infiniband 4x 200 Gb/s.


Documents:

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Prof. Pavel Václavek, Ph.D.
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