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Nvidia’s successor to the Ampere architecture has been called Hopper since 2020. The name is a nod to Grace Hopper, a pioneer of computer science and a Navy officer.

Notably, NVIDIA released new architecture approximately every two years, with Ampere releasing in 2020, Hopper in 2022, and Blackwell in 2024 (rumored to release at end of the year).

Nvidia has been working to make its GPUs increasingly friendly to AI applications, but its new Volta architecture takes that to a much higher level with a newly designed Tensor Core.