Colossus started with 100,000 Nvidia H100 Hopper AI accelerators, which is a stunning number of devices in its own right, but that number doubled in February 2025 to 200,000.

Google said the massive machine still uses tried-and-true (yet still evolving) magnetic hard disk drives. Colossus powers many Google services, including YouTube, Gmail, Drive, and more.

Shadow of the Colossus is a remake of the game with the same name originally developed by Team Ico for the PlayStation 2. Fast-forward to the PlayStation 3 era, Bluepoint Games remastered the ...

Colossus Media LLC ("Colossus SSP"), a leading supply-side advertising platform, announced a new integration with Scope3, the leading provider of carbon emissions data and reduction strategies for ...

He explains: "Shadow of the Colossus is a cult game, but a studio runs the numbers to make a good film and says how much it is worth. To give the director $200m, $150m, or $100m.

Shadow of the Colossus is an iconic video game first released by Team Ico for the PlayStation 2 in 2005. It later received an HD remake rebuilt from the ground up and released on the PlayStation 4 ...

Nvidia and xAI collaborate on Colossus development xAI has markedly cut down 'flow collisions' during AI model training Spectrum-X has been crucial in training the Grok AI model family Nvidia has ...

Colossus is the world's largest AI supercomputer, and is using used to train xAI's Grok family of LLMs (large language models), with chatbots on offer for X Premium subscribers.

Musk detailed that Colossus is equipped with 100,000 of Nvidia’s H100 graphics cards. The H100 debuted in 2022 and ranked as the chipmaker’s most powerful AI processor for more than a year.

Colossus recently rebranded the Boston Symphony Orchestra.So it’s no surprise Colossus last year saw a major jump in its design work. The capability drove 1,000% year-over-year revenue growth ...

The Colossus, Chares’s audacious “second sun,” was not destined to last for centuries: An earthquake destroyed it and parts of the city of Rhodes in 226 or 225 B.C., little more than half a ...