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B200 vs B300 Blackwell Ultra vs MI400 vs H100 vs TPU v7 Ironwood

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GPU & AI Chips · verified 13 Aug 2026

×B200NVIDIAcurrent
×B300 Blackwell UltraNVIDIAcurrent
×MI400AMDcurrent
×H100NVIDIAcurrent
×TPU v7 IronwoodGooglecurrent
SpecificationB200B300 Blackwell UltraMI400H100TPU v7 Ironwood
SummaryThe current volume Blackwell part.15 PFLOPS dense FP4.Double NVIDIA's memory capacity.The workhorse of the previous generation.Inference-oriented, Google Cloud only.
Memory192GB HBM3e288GB HBM3e432GB HBM480GB HBM3192GB HBM3e
Bandwidth8 TB/s19.6 TB/s7.37 TB/s
Price$30–50K~$40–50K (verify)$25–40K
VendorNVIDIANVIDIAAMDNVIDIAGoogle
CategoryGPU & AI ChipsGPU & AI ChipsGPU & AI ChipsGPU & AI ChipsGPU & AI Chips
OfficialNVIDIANVIDIAAMDNVIDIAGoogle

Highlighted rows are where these differ.

B200

  • Sold out through mid-2026
  • ~3.6M unit backlog

Best for general training.

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B300 Blackwell Ultra

  • 8 TB/s memory bandwidth
  • Per-GPU pricing widely misquoted — one source cites rack pricing

Best for frontier training.

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MI400

  • 19.6 TB/s bandwidth
  • 40 PFLOPS FP4
  • $7.2B in commitments

Best for large-model inference.

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H100

The workhorse of the previous generation.

Best for value.

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TPU v7 Ironwood

  • Requires JAX
  • Not purchasable or on any marketplace

Best for GCP inference.

Full spec sheet →