Definition
Plain language
A current top-end NVIDIA chip for training and running large AI models.
As stated in the literature
NVIDIA's Blackwell-architecture data-center GPU, a generation beyond the H100 and H200, used in large-scale training and serving.
Why it matters: The chip you train on sets how fast and how cheaply you can build and run big models, so newer hardware directly raises what's feasible.
For example, a lab training a large model might fill a data center with thousands of these chips running in parallel for weeks.
Heard on the show
“Twenty frames per second, live, on a single Nvidia B200 GPU — all four players' views at once.”Episode 206 — How Four-Second Clips Become Hours of Playable AI Soccer