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NVIDIA A100

The NVIDIA A100 is a data center GPU based on the Ampere architecture, announced by NVIDIA in 2020.

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The NVIDIA A100 is a data center GPU that NVIDIA announced in May 2020 as the first product built on its Ampere architecture. The successor to the V100, it is used for training and running large AI models and for high-performance computing.

It introduced Multi-Instance GPU (MIG), which partitions a single GPU into several isolated GPU instances, and comes in 40GB and 80GB memory versions. Its successor is the NVIDIA H100, announced in 2022.

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