If you thought Nvidia's 700W H100s were hot and power-hungry machines, just wait until the GPU slinger's B100 arrives later this year. According to Dell Technologies COO Jeff Clarke, Nvidia's latest AI accelerator will consume 1,000 watts – 42 percent more than its predecessor. But don't worry, he's pretty sure liquid cooling won’t be required to tame the beast. "We're excited about what's happening with the H200 and its performance improvement," Clarke told investors on Dell's earnings call [PD...