Deepl unfolds new Nvidia chips to translate the whole internet for 18 days

Deepl on Wednesday stated that unfolded one of the last Nvidia Systems that would allow German launch to translate the entire Internet in just 18 days.

This decreases dramatically from 194 days earlier.

Deepl – This is a startup that developed its own AI models for and competes with Google Translate.

Nvidia, meanwhile, seeks to expand the customer base for its chips – which are designed to feed artificial intelligence – outside hypersalers such as Microsoft and Amazon.

It also emphasizes how startups use NVIDIA high -end products to create AI applications, which are considered as the next step after major models, such as developed Openai.

A company based in Cologne is unfolding Nvidia, known as SuperPod DGX. Each of the SUPERPOD DGX SuperPod shelves contains 36 B200 GRACE Blackwell Superchips, one of the latest company products on the market. Nvidia chips are needed to train and launch huge AI models such as those designed by Deepl.

“The idea, of course, will provide our scientists research much more computing to create even more advanced models,” said Stefan Make, Chief Scientist Deepl, CNBC.

Maken said upgraded infrastructure would help increase modern products, such as the “definition” that the company has launched this year. To clarify is a tool that asks users to make sure the context is included in the translation.

“Until recently, it was technically impossible with the achievements we did in our next-generation efforts. It has made it possible. So, these are the successes that we continue to hunt,” Maken said.