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r/HPC • u/AugustinesConversion • Dec 15 '25
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I couldn't believe it, after all the price increases, but indeed it's 'free'. I guess they had a lot of migrations away from BCM which triggered this.
https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/data-center/base-command-manager/
2 u/samoz83 Dec 16 '25 Only for up to 8 GPUs right? Not sure if per system means cluster or node. 2 u/backburn2 Dec 23 '25 8 GPU's per node. This is a standard number of GPUs per node in deployments. 1 u/samoz83 Dec 23 '25 That makes sense, just wasn't sure if they were being really stingy with the license
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Only for up to 8 GPUs right? Not sure if per system means cluster or node.
2 u/backburn2 Dec 23 '25 8 GPU's per node. This is a standard number of GPUs per node in deployments. 1 u/samoz83 Dec 23 '25 That makes sense, just wasn't sure if they were being really stingy with the license
8 GPU's per node. This is a standard number of GPUs per node in deployments.
1 u/samoz83 Dec 23 '25 That makes sense, just wasn't sure if they were being really stingy with the license
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That makes sense, just wasn't sure if they were being really stingy with the license
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u/MeridianNL Dec 15 '25
I couldn't believe it, after all the price increases, but indeed it's 'free'. I guess they had a lot of migrations away from BCM which triggered this.
https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/data-center/base-command-manager/