GPU/SU sizes

GPU/SU sizes


  1. 1x SU = 32x HGX Node = 256x GPU
  2. 2x SU = 64x HGX Node = 512x GPU
  3. 3x SU = 96x HGX Node = 768x GPU
  4. 4x SU = 128x HGX Node = 1024x GPU


You can always calculate the node qty as -1 for UFM connectivity.



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