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* https://nvidianews.nvidia.com/news/nvidia-and-google-cloud-deliver-powerful-new-generative-ai-platform-built-on-the-new-l4-gpu-and-vertex-ai (Mar 2023) | * https://nvidianews.nvidia.com/news/nvidia-and-google-cloud-deliver-powerful-new-generative-ai-platform-built-on-the-new-l4-gpu-and-vertex-ai (Mar 2023) | ||
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Revision as of 19:11, 20 May 2024
wikipedia:NVIDIA L4 Tensor Core (2023)
See also
- Ada, NVIDIA Ada Lovelace microarchitecture
- Nvidia, GPU, Nvidia tools,
nvidia-smi, CUDA, Nvidia Drive, Tegra, EVGA Corporation, A10, A100, H100, T4, L4, K80,gpustat, Nvidia Xavier, NVML, TOPS, Nvidia broadcast, Mellanox, Jensen Huang, NVIDIA driver, Nvidia RTX, Tensor Cores, Nvidia DGX, Nvidia Omniverse Cloud, Drive Thor, Ada, Hopper, NVIDIA device plugin for Kubernetes, NVIDIA DCGM, NVIDIA GPU Operator, Megatron-Core, NVLM, NVIDIA GPU Boost, NVSwitch, NVIDIA Driver R450+
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