AMD's New MI200 128GB GPUs Will Power Setonix Supercomputer

Pawsey's new research supercomputer Setonix will be housing the latest and greatest processing nodes from AMD, including AMD's yet unannounced Instinct MI200 CDNA GPUs, featuring 128 GB of HBM2E memory. Making Setonix the second supercomputer in the world to feature AMD's MI200 GPUs.

The MI200 hasn't even been announced yet by AMD, but thanks to leaks from Linux drivers and supercomputer announcements like Setonix and Frontier, we now know the core details about AMD's new enterprise GPU.

The MI200, codenamed Aldebaran, is expected to be a monster of a GPU, it will feature AMD's latest CDNA2 architecture based on the 7nm node with a multi-die design. The GPU will be made out of two GPU dies connected to AMD's Infinity high-performance interconnect (think of it as AMD's Infinity Fabric, but for GPUs).

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Aaron Klotz
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Aaron Klotz is a contributing writer for Tom’s Hardware, covering news related to computer hardware such as CPUs, and graphics cards.