NVIDIA Data Center CPUs

Type: Hardware Tags: NVIDIA, data center CPUs, Grace CPU, Arm, LPDDR5X, NVLink-C2C, AI data center Related: NVIDIA-Grace-CPU, NVIDIA-Vera-CPU, NVIDIA-Vera-Rubin, NVIDIA-Blackwell-Architecture, NVIDIA-Hopper-Architecture, NVIDIA-DGX, NVIDIA-GB200-NVL72, NVIDIA-GB300-NVL72, NVIDIA-BaseOS Sources: https://docs.nvidia.com/dccpu/index.html, https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/data-center/technologies/rubin/ Last Updated: 2026-04-29

Summary

NVIDIA Data Center CPUs documentation covers NVIDIA CPU platforms purpose-built for modern AI and HPC data centers. The docs center on the NVIDIA Grace CPU and its role in CPU-only systems, Grace Hopper systems, and tightly coupled Grace-Blackwell/Hopper platforms.

Detail

The Grace CPU uses 72 Arm v9 cores, LPDDR5X memory, and NVIDIA Scalable Coherency Fabric to deliver high bandwidth, deterministic latency, and energy efficiency. It powers memory-coherent systems with NVIDIA Blackwell and Hopper GPUs through NVLink-C2C as well as efficient CPU-only platforms.

This page is a hardware family hub, while NVIDIA-Grace-CPU remains the deeper page for the Grace CPU itself. NVIDIA-Vera-CPU now tracks NVIDIA’s next-generation custom Arm CPU direction inside the NVIDIA-Vera-Rubin platform.

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Source Excerpts

  • NVIDIA Data Center CPU docs describe Grace as a 72-core Arm v9 CPU with LPDDR5X memory and Scalable Coherency Fabric.
  • The docs cover Grace OS installation, Grace CPU systems, and Grace Hopper systems.