NVIDIA Builds Supercomputer to Build Self-Driving Cars NVIDIA Blog

In a clear demonstration of why AI leadership demands the best compute capabilities, NVIDIA today unveiled the world's 22nd fastest supercomputer -- DGX SuperPOD -- which provides AI infrastructure that meets the massive demands of the company's autonomous-vehicle deployment program. The system was built in just three weeks with 96 NVIDIA DGX-2H supercomputers and Mellanox interconnect technology. Delivering 9.4 petaflops of processing capability, it has the muscle for training the vast number of deep neural networks required for safe self-driving vehicles. Customers can buy this system in whole or in part from any DGX-2 partner based on our DGX SuperPOD design. AI training of self-driving cars is the ultimate compute-intensive challenge.