Hacker unlocks full A100 performance from a mining card
Original headline: Using voltage glitching to unleash the A100 in my mining card — blog.kate.land
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An independent researcher has discovered a voltage fault injection vulnerability in NVIDIA's GA100 silicon die. By exploiting this hardware glitching technique, they successfully converted a CMP 170HX cryptocurrency mining card—which normally has artificially limited functionality—into a fully unlocked A100-80G compute GPU, bypassing NVIDIA's factory-set restrictions.
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