Tenstorrent’s Galaxy Blackhole AI servers escape the event horizon
Tenstorrent has launched its Galaxy Blackhole AI compute platform, featuring advanced hardware designed for high-performance AI tasks. Each 6U system includes 32 Blackhole accelerators and boasts impressive specifications, including 23 petaFLOPS of performance. The platform is positioned for scalability and efficiency in processing large language models and video generation.
- ▪The Galaxy Blackhole systems are priced at $110,000 and include 32 accelerators with 1 TB of GDDR6 memory.
- ▪Tenstorrent's architecture can support up to 144 nodes, allowing for extensive scalability in AI applications.
- ▪The systems can process a 100,000 token prompt in under four seconds and are expected to increase performance to 350 tokens per second per user.
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