Has the Tesla P100 actually even been used?

[Dash Lambda]

So, when Nvidia came out with the Pascal architecture, the first chip they showed off was the massive P100 that is so huge, powerful, and expensive that almost the entire consumer population probably still doesn't even know exactly how expensive it is.

And after all the hoopla about all the applications it has and all the ways it could improve all these things, I haven't actually seen news about it being used. I don't think the self-driving computers use it, I haven't heard about any new supercomputers or datacenters implementing it... Has anyone seen any mention at all?

[Paradine Sage]

http://www.cscs.ch/computers/piz_daint/index.html

 

That is, I believe, the first super computer to switch over to it. The thing is that the P100 didn't ship until Q4 2016 for the PCiE board and as such the vast majority of systems couldn't do plug and play replacements.