Nvidia has not only created the monstrous H100 NVL accelerator with nearly 200GB of memory, but has also launched a new DGX Cloud service that allows companies to access their own supercomputers. More specifically, the infrastructure and software needed to train advanced models for productive AI and other revolutionary applications.

DGX Cloud are custom Nvidia DGX AI supercomputing clusters combined with Nvidia AI software. As part of the new service, companies will be able to access cloud supercomputers only through a browser.

We are in the first iPhone stage, but in terms of artificial intelligence. Startups are rushing to create breakthrough products and business models, and established companies are scrambling to respond. DGX Cloud gives customers instant access to Nvidia AI supercomputing in the cloud on a global scale.

Each DGX Cloud node is equipped with eight H100 or A100 GPUs with tensor cores and 80GB of memory for a total of 640GB of graphics memory per node. The cost of such a subscription is $37,000 per month for one node, which means you can buy access to several nodes.