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WORKSTATION APY AI Lx² G2 DATA SCIENCE Intel Xeon S
IA Workstation for Learning Machine, Version 2 Intel Xeon Processors Silver4114
NVIDIA-powered data science workstations are based on a powerful reference architecture made up of dual, high-end NVIDIA Quadro® RTX™ 6000 or 8000 GPUs and NVIDIA CUDA-X AI accelerated data science software such as RAPIDS, TensorFlow, PyTorch and Caffe.
Each NVIDIA Quadro station for data science, validated by NVIDIA with the "NGC-ready systems" label, is compulsorily sold with a three-year software support (see the Nvidia particular condition tab below)
Description
Accelerate data preparation, model training, and visualization with the new NVIDIA-powered Data Science Workstation. Built with NVIDIA Quadro® RTX GPUs and tested and optimized with data science software built on NVIDIA CUDA-X AI, these powerful systems for data scientists are available from global workstation providers. With optional support services for NVIDIA developed software, it's everything you need to boost productivity, enjoy faster time to insight, and lower the cost of your data science projects.
The DATA SCIENCE AI Lx² G2 station is designed and optimized to start in machine learning. It features 2 latest-generation NVIDIA Quadro® RTX 6000 or NVIDIA Quadro® RTX 8000 business graphics cards.
This workstation leverages the power and performance of two 2.2GHz (10-core) Intel Xeon Silver4114 processors. Based on the Linux Ubuntu environment, this configuration is ready to be used with the Rapids software library for machine learning.
- 2 x 2.2 GHz Intel Xeon Silver4114 processors (10 cores)
- 192 GB DDR4 2666 MHz ECC REG,
- 2 Quadro® RTX 6000 or 8000 graphics cards
- SSD NVMe 1.6 TB,
- Aluminum housing, 1200 W power supply,
-- Keyboard mouse,
- Ubuntu OS + Nvidia Software Suite.
Data sheet
Data sheet
- Size
- 210mm x 473mm x 498mm
- Weight
- from 11 Kg
- Number of supported processors
- 2 processors
- Processor
- Intel Xeon Scalable
- Chipset
- INTEL C621
- Max Configurable Memory
- Up to 192 GB DDR4 ECC REG
- Number of graphics card (s) supported
- 2
- Graphic card
- NVIDIA® Quadro® RTX 6000 or NVIDIA® Quadro® RTX 8000
- Network interface
- 1 x Gigabit Ethernet
- Power supply
- 1200 W
- Operating Systems
- UBUNTU 18.04 with Rapids Data science Framework
- Disks) supported
- 1 x Port U.2, 6 x port(s) SATA 6 Gb
- Audio
- Realtek® ALC S1220A 8 Channel High Definition Audio
Warranty
APY guarantees 3 years parts and labor back workshop your workstation and your server
Special condition Nvidia "NGC-ready systems"
* Each NVIDIA Quadro station for data science, validated by NVIDIA with the "NGC-ready systems" label, must be sold with a three-year software support.
The NGC (NVIDIA GPU CLOUD) Service Agreement is an agreement between your entity and NVIDIA. It gives you access to technical support 7 days a week and 24 hours a day, via a dedicated portal, by email or by phone (opening hours of the local office). NGC support is only available to NVIDIA NGC Ready owners. You can find the list here (https://docs.nvidia.com/ngc/ngc-ready-systems/index.html).
Coverage offered by NGC support
NVIDIA provides you with support for the installation, configuration, and resolution of issues related to the use of the associated NVIDIA containers and software. Software configuration is limited to Ubuntu and CentOS or NGC-ready validated GPU systems. Hypervisors and third-party software are not covered.
NVIDIA support covers for three years:
Updating the NGC Deep Learning and Machine Learning Containers
NVIDIA drivers
The proper functioning of NVIDIA containers
CUDA updates