Google Cloud and NVIDIA are extending their collaboration focuses on AI infrastructure and software.
Highlights:
- Google Cloud announced general availability next month of A3 VMs powered by NVIDIA’s H100 GPU for the most demanding gen AI and large language model (LLM) workloads. Google Cloud said theA3 VMs powered by the new H100s will achieve three times better training performance over the prior-generation A2.
- NVIDIA H100 GPUs to power Google Cloud’s Vertex AI platform — H100 GPUs are expected to be generally available on VertexAI in the coming weeks, enabling customers to quickly develop generative AI LLMs.
- Google Cloud to gain access to NVIDIA DGX™ GH200 — Google Cloud will be one of the first companies in the world to have access to the NVIDIA DGX GH200 AI supercomputer — powered by the NVIDIA Grace Hopper™ Superchip — to explore its capabilities for generative AI workloads.
- NVIDIA DGX Cloud Coming to Google Cloud — NVIDIA DGX Cloud AI supercomputing and software will be available to customers directly from their web browser to provide speed and scale for advanced training workloads.
- NVIDIA AI Enterprise on Google Cloud Marketplace — Users can access NVIDIA AI Enterprise, a secure, cloud native software platform that simplifies developing and deploying enterprise-ready applications including generative AI, speech AI, computer vision, and more.
- Google Cloud first to offer NVIDIA L4 GPUs — Earlier this year, Google Cloud became the first cloud provider to offer NVIDIA L4 Tensor Core GPUs with the launch of the G2 VM. NVIDIA customers switching to L4 GPUs from CPUs for AI video workloads can realize up to 120x higher performance with 99% better efficiency. L4 GPUs are used widely for image and text generation, as well as VDI and AI-accelerated audio/video transcoding.
https://nvidianews.nvidia.com/news/google-cloud-and-nvidia-expand-partnership-to-advance-ai-computing-software-and-services
