NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang today visited the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California, to commission an NVIDIA DGX GB300 system — bringing one of the world’s most powerful AI platforms fully online for the students, researchers and faculty at the U.S. military’s flagship graduate university.
“Our nation depends on our men and women who fight on the front lines. Nothing is more valuable to you than information and insight, and information and insight in a timely way, and to understand its impact and consequence,” Huang said at the event. “I can’t imagine anything more important.”
The DGX GB300 supercomputer with NVIDIA Mission Control software gives NPS’s more than 1,500 in-resident students and 600 faculty on-premises access to large-scale AI computing, including model training and inference capability for applications spanning weather prediction, cybersecurity, and disaster resilience and response planning.
The commissioning, which took place during the school’s three-day Converge @ NPS event, marks the latest chapter in an ongoing collaboration to develop AI-based technologies at NPS for education and real-world applications.
It’s built based on an NVIDIA AI Technology Center on the Monterey campus — a dedicated hub for AI research and graduate instruction, now anchored by the DGX GB300.
