What's New
We're excited to announce updates to the Denvr Cloud! Here's what's new:
April 2024
Virtual machines: test nodes available with NVIDIA GH200 Grace Hopper Superchip!
Docs: launched new documentation portal Denvr Docs including updated Quick Start guides, feature overviews, API Reference, and FAQs.
February 2024
Virtual machines: new configurations available including NVIDIA A40, AMD Mi250, AMD cpu-only as well as Windows operating system images.
Slack: launch of Slack Connect for direct access to Denvr ML support analysts for Bare Metal clusters.
November 2023
New region: launch of Houston region (cluster name HOU1) with NVIDIA A100 GPUs in Bare Metal configurations including 1.6 Tbps InfiniBand per node.
July 2023
Virtual machines: UI and API support for virtual machines. VMs should be used by teams requiring full operating systems and services. We currently provide Ubuntu 20 and 22 with pre-installed drivers for NVIDIA CUDA, NvLink, and InfiniBand.
Custom applications: Support for user containers in addition to our published application library. Containers are pulled from remote DockerHub and can be used with single and multi-node configuraitons.
InfiniBand: the MSC-1 cluster has been upgraded to 800G non-blocking networking for use by HGX A100 multi-node configurations.
April 2023
Scratch storage: HGX A100 nodes have upgraded scratch providing 20 GB/s read/write performance (400% improvement). Scratch including a memory cache that achieves total throughput of 20-30GB/s under common workloads, helping users to achieve higher GPU utilization.
Applications: PyTorch 2.0 was released by NVIDIA in their NGC container catalog and is now a supported in Denvr AI Cloud.
User interface: Ongoing enhancements to simplify provisioning. A new multi-node Ubuntu 22 package is available for multi-node users that deploys full InfiniBand clusters (controller and worker nodes using OpenMPI) in less than 45 seconds.
January 2023
New region: launch of Calgary Modular SuperCluster (cluster name MSC1) with NVIDIA A100 GPUs in both on-demand and reserved node configurations.
User management: tenant admins can now create users, lock and unlock accounts, and reset passwords without requiring support assistance.
Cost and usage: the cloud console now displays full visibility of tenant costs by application, user, and resource type.
Matlab: new application available, licenses are self-supplied by logging into the application with your Matlab userid.
Tenant limits: we have implemented a cap of 10 on-demand GPUs per Tenant to ensure availability for all Denvr Cloud users, . You can request changes to the limit by contacting support or your account manager.
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