Amazon Says New Nvidia-Based Systems Won’t Be Online Until 2025
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Amazon.com Inc.’s Amazon Web Services, the world’s biggest cloud-computing provider, said that new systems running Nvidia Corp.’s Blackwell chips probably won’t be online until early next year, a later timeline than originally anticipated.
When Nvidia introduced the new generation of processors in March, it said that partners like Amazon would have Blackwell-based products ready by the end of 2024. But after a production change — dubbed a respin — Amazon is still waiting to get major quantities of the chip to put into its data centers.