The Grace Hopper Superchip is an NVIDIA module that fuses a Grace Arm-based CPU and a Hopper GPU on one package, linked by a coherent NVLink-C2C interconnect far faster than PCIe. The tight coupling gives the GPU low-latency access to large CPU-attached memory, benefiting workloads with big datasets or embeddings. It represents the CPU-GPU superchip approach increasingly used in AI and HPC nodes.
Category: IT & Compute Infrastructure · Subcategory: AI & HPC Infrastructure · Part of the AIDC Technical Terminology reference.
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