SpaceX Developing Custom Nvidia Vera Rubin Rack Dubbed Kessel for Its Orbital Data Centers – Report
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SpaceX and xAI are developing a Kessel server system based on 36 NVIDIA\VeraTM central processors and 72 RubinTM graphic accelerators. Instead of conventional copper cable assemblies, NVLink engineers use a single 84-layer print fee. The platform is being developed for both ground-based data centres and orbital applications. The NVLink stand-up and replacement of the NVLink cables According to SemiAnalsis, Kessel will inherit the main... The pos…
SpaceX and xAI would be designing Kessel, a system based on Nvidia’s Vera Rubin platform that, according to a SemiAnalysis report cited by Tom’s Hardware, would replace NVLink cables with a 84-layer printed circuit board. The project would target Earth and orbital data centers, although its intended design poses manufacturing challenges and costs.
SpaceX is creating its own AI rack on Nvidia Vera Rubin chips to send it into space
SpaceX is building a custom version of the Nvidia Vera Rubin NVL72 rack-mount AI system that replaces standard NVLink cable assemblies with a massive 84-layer PCB. The system, codenamed Kessel, retains the configuration of 36 Vera CPUs, 72 Rubin GPUs […]Read more at Aroged
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