A 300-rack AI supercomputer powered by 9,600 Nvidia A100 GPUs is listed on eBay for $59.7M.
Thatβs 1,200 GPU compute servers with 384TB of combined GPU memory and roughly 1.4 petabytes of system RAM.
Each compute server connects eight A100 GPUs through $NVDA's NVSwitch technology.
More than six years after A100 launched, The seller is offering these systems refurbished for new AI training and inference deployments.
@XadenRyan They can play nicely together.
https://t.co/z5EjPizuQK
= Check out TensorFold.
Moving forward there will be more of this. I'm working on RTX + Sparks...
https://t.co/r6AnSz5sOl
@cornokun Yep... you should have bought 4! π€ͺ
If you can afford it buy 2 more and sell those in September 2027 to pay for most of or all of the first 2.
At this cost to upgrade, why would anyone buy a 512GB M5 Ultra instead of 2 @ 256GB ??? You get 2 full processors and get an approx. 1.8 speedup with TP=2 double everything. That upgrade price is insane.
For those pointing out interconnect etc. etc. Yes good points, but see:
https://t.co/ICgQnAH4tr
and from Apple themselves:
https://t.co/rOrS0Bfms0
(thank you to @someRandomDev5 for this link)
At this cost to upgrade, why would anyone buy a 512GB M5 Ultra instead of 2 @ 256GB ??? You get 2 full processors and get an approx. 1.8 speedup with TP=2 double everything. That upgrade price is insane.
@josusanmartin@chargebite_ I hear what you're saying, but i'm betting they are just increasing the density of their pricing π. There was no mention of that from the M3U.