High Availability and Reliability
Enterprise GPU - RTX 4090
Enterprise GPU - RTX A6000
Multi-GPU - 3xV100
Multi-GPU - 3xRTX A5000
Multi-GPU - 3xRTX A6000
Multi-GPU - 2xRTX 4090
Multi-GPU - 8xV100
Multi-GPU - 4xA100
The term GPU farm is less formal and more colloquial, often used to describe large-scale deployments of GPUs specifically tailored for intensive, repetitive tasks. The emphasis here is on the sheer number of GPUs working in parallel to crunch through massive datasets or perform continuous, high-volume computations. GPU farms are commonly associated with applications such as cryptocurrency mining, where the goal is to maximize the computational output for profit. They might lack the sophisticated workload management and diversity seen in clusters but excel in raw computational throughput for specific, narrow tasks.
There are three main advantages of GPU farm:
High Availability and Reliability
Efficient Resource Utilization
Ease of Management
Software Compatibility
Pricing
Performance
Support
Efficiency
Quality
Resource Management
Collaboration
High Performance
Scalability
Speed
Cost-Effectiveness
Accessibility