At the heart of the Tesla V100 is NVIDIA's Volta GV100 GPU, which features a staggering 21.1 billion transistors on a die that measures 815mm 2 (this compares to 12 billion transistors and 610mm 2 ...

By comparison, today’s Pascal GPU flagship, the 14nm Tesla P100, offers 3,840 CUDA cores and 15 billion transistors. The GeForce GTX 1060 has a quarter as many CUDA cores as the Tesla V100, at ...

In addition, V100 also features 672 tensor cores (TCs), ... Feeding the V100 GPU is 16GB of HBM2 memory clocked at 1.75GHz on a 4096-bit bus for 900GB/sec of bandwidth.

NVIDIA was a little hazy on the finer details of Ampere, but what we do know is that the A100 GPU is huge. Its die size is 826 square millimeters, which is larger than both the V100 (815mm2) and ...

Moreover, when using Tesla V100 GPUs, these are up to 3 times faster than using Pascal-based P100 products with CUDA cores alone. Read also: NVIDIA brings its fastest GPU accelerator to IBM Cloud ...

NVIDIA's new PCIe-based Volta V100: 5120 CUDA cores, 16GB HBM2 @ 900GB/sec, 300W TDP, and more. Anthony Garreffa. Gaming Editor. Published Jun 20, 2017 10:25 PM CDT Updated Nov 3, 2020 11:55 AM CST.

CUDA and Tensor Cores are some of the most prominent specs on an NVIDIA GPU. These cores are the fundamental computational blocks that allow a GPU to perform a bunch of tasks such as video ...

The GPU has 5,120 CUDA cores and is claimed to have 7.5 TeraFLOPs for 64-bit precision and 15 TeraFLOPs for 32-bit. ... Huang said the V100 has 1.5 times the general purpose FLOPS compared to ...

Built on a 12nm process, the V100 boasts 5,120 CUDA Cores, 16GB of HBM2 memory, an updated NVLink 2.0 interface and is capable of a staggering 15 teraflops of computational power.