B200 GPU

The NVIDIA B200 is a data center GPU built on the Blackwell architecture, representing NVIDIA's current-generation compute accelerator for AI and HPC workloads. As part of NVIDIA's enterprise GPU lineup, the B200 sits below the newer GB300 series in the product hierarchy but remains a capable accelerator for demanding computational tasks. The B200 features 192 GB of VRAM and incorporates advanced interconnect technologies for multi-GPU deployments. The B200 delivers 4,500 TFLOPS of FP16 performance and 9,000 TOPS of INT8 performance, with 8,000 GB/s of memory bandwidth supporting its substantial VRAM capacity. The GPU includes NVIDIA NVLink 5.0 for high-speed GPU-to-GPU communication and supports both FP8 and FP4 precision formats through its Tensor Cores. With a TDP of 1,000 watts, the B200 requires robust cooling and power infrastructure typical of enterprise data center environments. In cloud deployments, the B200 serves workloads requiring substantial memory capacity and compute throughput, particularly for large-scale AI training and inference tasks. The combination of high VRAM and memory bandwidth makes it suitable for applications that process large datasets or models that exceed the memory constraints of lower-tier accelerators.