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The Trinium 2 chip showcases impressive capabilities, boasting 667 teraflops of performance. Meanwhile, the upcoming Trinium 3 is set to deliver up to 2,668 teraflops, positioning itself as a fierce competitor against Nvidia’s H100 chip capabilities. Despite Amazon's proprietary architecture, performance benchmarks indicate they are on the cusp of competing with Nvidia's premium offerings.
Moreover, Amazon has innovatively designed a new data center architecture to optimize compute efficiency. In place of traditional server layouts, they envision a system where racks of Trinium chips operate as a single cohesive unit, minimizing latency and maximizing throughput across vast computation tasks.