India's Reliance builds a Gigawatt data center with Nvidia Blackwell AI GPUs
Frontier, the world's highest-performing supercomputer, consumes 8 M.W. and 30 M.W. of electricity, depending on the workload. However, the upcoming AI data center is estimated to consume much more. India-based Reliance is set to build a 1 GWh (one-gigawatt hour) data center for AI that will run Nvidia's Blackwell GPUs, Reuters reports.
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