Amazon (AMZN.O) on Tuesday announced an artificial intelligence (AI) chip, called Trainium2, to train large language models, at the conference in Las Vegas. 

Amazon claimed that the Trainium2 chip is capable of delivering up to 4x faster training than first generation Trainium chips and it offers up to 2x energy efficiency.

Companies will be able to deploy these chips in Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) UltraClusters (up to 100,000 chips).

“Trn2 instances are intended to enable customers to scale up to 100,000 Trainium2 chips in next generation EC2 UltraClusters, interconnected with AWS Elastic Fabric Adapter (EFA) petabit-scale networking, delivering up to 65 exaflops of compute and giving customers on-demand access to supercomputer-class performance,” the company said.

Amazon will start offering the Trainium2 chips next year. The company will continue to offer access to Nvidia’s latest H200 AI graphics processing units.