UMA Nitro released: 6 ns/day on 1,000 atoms with a single H200
BenBlaiszik · x · 2026-10-23
The team behind UMA (Universal Model for Atoms) has released UMA Nitro, an inference acceleration upgrade delivering unprecedented speeds for the latest UMA atomic-scale ML models: 6 ns/day on 1,000 atoms using a single H200 GPU, and up to 33 ns/day raw inference on 150-atom systems. Available to try now.
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