This article makes Hopper sound monolithic with talk of fully enabled die having low yields, etc. Has that been confirmed? I was expecting a shift to MCM on the datacenter lineup this round.
It probably won't be fully enabled. The A100 card has 20 or so of the SMs disabled and that's considered the highest end NVIDIA card.
Besides, considering the target market for this, I don't think NVIDIA's concerned about having yield issues unless it's really significant. You also have to consider Apple is selling an even larger die on as many, if not more, units. So there's likely a lot of confidence that TSMC can deliver on their 4nm.
Do the datacenter guys have the same issues with Nvidia gpu stock as the regular folk?
Also random update to this, I did find out that PNY and Gigabyte sell Quadro cards (PNY even sells the A100). However, judging by the lack of banding on the cards, I think NVIDIA simply wants them to second/third sources. It'd be like if NVIDIA allowed them to make FE cards, but they're making exact copies of what NVIDIA sells.