Nvidia  told the gathered throngs at the Siggraph conference in Los Angeles that its Grace Hopper superchip, which you get when you cross a graphics chip and processor, will get a boost from a new type of memory,.

The product relies on high-bandwidth memory 3, or HBM3e, which can access information at five terabytes per second. The Superchip, known as GH200, will go into production in the second quarter of 2024, Nvidia said.

The latest Nvidia products are designed to spread generative AI -- and its underlying hardware -- to more industries by making the technology simpler to use. A new version of the company's AI Enterprise software will ease the model training process, which can generate text, images and even video based on simple prompts.

The lineup includes new chips for workstations and computers designed for heavy workloads. New AI Workbench software, meanwhile, helps users switch their work on AI models between different types of computers.