H100

The H100 refers to NVIDIA's H100 Tensor GPU, a professional-grade graphics processor released in 2022 as part of the company's Hopper architecture family. Designed specifically for data center applications, artificial intelligence workloads, and high-performance computing, the H100 represents a significant advancement in GPU technology with capabilities for large-scale machine learning model training and inference. Each H100 features 80 gigabytes of memory, specialized tensor cores optimized for matrix operations, and advanced interconnect technology enabling multi-GPU scaling for complex computational tasks. The chip has become foundational to modern AI infrastructure, widely deployed by cloud providers, research institutions, and technology companies building large language models and other AI systems. Its release coincided with the acceleration of generative AI adoption across industries, making the H100 one of the most sought-after computing components in the technology sector. NVIDIA produces the H100 as part of its data center GPU portfolio, which generates substantial revenue and underscores the company's dominance in providing essential hardware infrastructure for artificial intelligence development and deployment globally.