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- Correction: Selene was 27.58 PF at No. 7 (June 2020), 63.46 PF at No. 5 after expansion (Nov 2020); shipping DGX H100 uses ConnectX-7 (BlueField-3 was in the 2022 announcement); DGX Cloud Lepton announced 18 May 2025; citation and attribution fixes; video title variant (V6)
Version 5 · Sep 25, 2026, 06:08 AM
- Correction: DGX-1 was hand-delivered to OpenAI the week before NVIDIA's 15 Aug 2016 announcement (Musk thanked NVIDIA on 9 Aug), not on 15 Aug; DGX GB300 1,440 PF FP4 is sparse (1,080 dense), not dense; DGX B300 (8-GPU server) was conflated with DGX GB300 (rack); DGX Station GB300 memory is 748 GB (784 GB was the Mar 2025 figure and did not match 252+496) and it reached market in 2026, not 2025; unsourced 'ignited the modern AI revolution' quote removed; wrong reference title. Update: noun headings, fixed link texts, added DGX GH200, DGX H200, DGX B300, DGX Rubin NVL8, DGX Vera Rubin NVL72, SuperPOD history (2019, Selene, Eos, LillyPod), DGX Cloud and Lepton changes, DGX Spark price change, software stack, 10-year anniversary video and GTC Berlin.
Version 4 · Sep 25, 2026, 05:46 AM
- Added 6 contextual internal links
Version 3 · Jul 23, 2026, 04:05 PM