Microsoft and Meta are the two largest buyers of Nvidia H100 GPU
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发表于 2023-12-6 17:37:25
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According to Omdia's report, both Microsoft and Microsoft purchased 150000 H100 GPUs from Nvidia, ranking first in terms of purchase volume. Google, Amazon, Oracle, and Tencent collectively ranked third with a purchase volume of 50000 H100 GPUs. The report also points out that Nvidia supplies most of its GPU servers to large cloud service providers.
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