Nvidia's Project DIGITS puts AI supercomputing chips on the desktop
Briefly

from Computerworld4 weeks ago
Microsoft's Link offers a minimalistic laptop experience with 8GB of RAM and cloud-dependent functionality, making it accessible for basic tasks but limiting for advanced users.
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In stark contrast, Project DIGITS is a powerful computing solution boasting 128GB RAM and 4TB NVMe storage, suitable for handling extensive AI models without cloud reliance.
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The distinction between Link and Project DIGITS highlights a shift towards either compact cloud-based computing or robust offline performance, catering to diverse user needs.
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Project DIGITS, priced over $3,000, is designed for serious AI work, featuring advanced cores capable of delivering petaflop-level processing locally, which elevates its functionality significantly.
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