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NVIDIA H200 141GB Tensor Core GPU Card

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NVIDIA H200 141GB Tensor Core GPU Card

The NVIDIA H200 141GB Tensor Core GPU Card is a data-center class accelerator designed for Generative AI and HPC workloads that demand massive, ultra-fast memory. Built on the NVIDIA Hopper™ architecture, it features 141GB of HBM3e and up to 4.8 TB/s memory bandwidth, helping large models run faster by reducing memory bottlenecks and improving throughput. It’s ideal for LLM training and inference, long-context workloads, and large-scale scientific computing, delivering faster time-to-results and better efficiency for modern AI infrastructure.

 

The NVIDIA H200 141GB Tensor Core GPU is a high-end data center accelerator built to supercharge Generative AI and HPC workloads with a major leap in memory capacity and bandwidth. Based on the NVIDIA Hopper™ architecture, H200 is the first GPU to pair 141GB of HBM3e with up to 4.8 TB/s memory bandwidth—helping large models run faster by feeding the GPU dramatically more data per second and reducing memory bottlenecks.

Engineered for modern AI stacks (LLMs, multimodal, and large-scale inference/training) and compute-intensive scientific workloads, the H200’s larger, faster memory is ideal for bigger batch sizes, longer context windows, and higher throughput—all while improving overall data center efficiency and time-to-results.

Key Highlights

  • 141GB HBM3e Memory (ultra-large on-GPU memory for bigger models and datasets)
  • Up to 4.8 TB/s Memory Bandwidth (breakthrough data movement for AI + HPC)
  • Hopper Architecture + Tensor Cores for accelerated AI training/inference and scientific computing
  • Designed for GenAI & LLMs—larger/faster memory helps unlock higher throughput and better utilization
  • HPC-Ready Performance for simulation, modeling, and advanced research workloads
  • Data Center Efficiency Focus—built to improve performance per watt and lower time-to-results at scale