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Last week, Nvidia invited a handful of journalists to a briefing about AI infrastructure to help convey the physical reality behind simulated intelligence.
"Infrastructure is physical, it's real," said Ian Buck, general manager of Nvidia's hyperscale and HPC computing business. "You can touch it, you can see it, and it's what helps bring AI to life. So that is part of the goal here."
The briefing included a tour of a working Nvidia lab – a mini-datacenter – nestled in a residential district of Sunnyvale, a Silicon Valley suburb. Attendees were asked not to reveal the location – which is one of four such facilities – though they're easy enough to discover with a bit of online sleuthing.
AI infrastructure is indeed real – or at least realized as revenue when equipment is booked under a bill-and-hold arrangement –...
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