NVIDIA H100
The GPU of the ChatGPT era — the unit of account for the 2023–25 AI build-out.
You're looking at a chip record: what this processor is, its key specs, who designs, manufactures and supplies its parts, and where it gets used.
Hopper's H100 became the defining commodity of the AI boom: clusters were sized in H100s, startups raised funding denominated in them, and export policy was written around them. Its Transformer Engine pairs fourth-generation tensor cores with FP8 precision, roughly tripling A100 training throughput per chip.
xAI's Colossus assembled roughly 100,000 of them in 122 days; Meta, Microsoft, OpenAI, Google and every major cloud deployed them in the hundreds of thousands. Blackwell succeeded it in 2025, but H100/H200 fleets still carry a large share of world AI compute.
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Sources
NVIDIA H100 page ↗ · Hopper architecture whitepaper ↗
Record reviewed as of 2026-01-15 — see Methodology.