AWS Trainium2
Trn2 UltraServers and Project Rainier capacity, programmed through the Neuron SDK.
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AWS Trainium2 vs Tenstorrent Blackhole
AWS Trainium2 (AWS) and Tenstorrent Blackhole (Tenstorrent) both sit in Chips & Compute. Tenstorrent Blackhole shipped more tracked changes in the last 30 days (16 vs 5). Every value below comes from the latest crawl of the vendors' own pages.
| Attribute | AWS Trainium2 AWS | Tenstorrent Blackhole Tenstorrent |
|---|---|---|
| Segment | Chips & Compute | Chips & Compute |
| Version | Trainium2 | Blackhole |
| Entry cost | Pricing not published; available via AWS EC2 instance pricing. | from $999/unit |
| Pricing tiers | — | Cards $999 · Workstations (TT-QuietBox) $9999 · Servers (Galaxy) $70000 |
| Model stack | Neuron compiler · Trainium2 | Gemma-2 · Gemma4 · GLM-5.2 · Kimi-K3 · Llama-3.3-70B · Qwen3-32B · Tensix cores · tt-metal / tt-nn |
| Context window | — | — |
| Public API | ||
| Routes models | ||
| Changes / 30d | 5 | 16 |
| Origin | Global | Global |
| Capabilities | Trn2 UltraServer, 64-chip NeuronLink domain, Neuron SDK, Rainier cluster, Generative AI training, Generative AI inference, Up to 20.8 FP8 petaflops, 1.5 TB HBM3 memory | RISC-V cores, open tt-metal stack, Ethernet-scaled cards, IP licensing, Passive, active and liquid cooling options, High-performance AI processing, Liquid-cooled workstations (TT-QuietBox), Scale-out servers (Tenstorrent Galaxy) |
Tenstorrent Blackhole
Open-source software stack and RISC-V based accelerators sold as cards and IP.
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