H100/H200 citations rise from 4,653 in 2025 to a projected 9,823 in 2026. A100 citations remain higher, at 15,266 and a projected 15,327, respectively.
How to read this finding
Hopper is gaining visibility in published research, but these figures do not establish that researchers have replaced their A100 fleets. The 2026 values include second-half projections; the series also groups H100 and H200 together.
Citation estimates use inputs through September 1, 2026; fleet counts have an October 1, 2026 cutoff. The research-topic sample covers January 1 to June 1, 2025. See each answer for its period and limitations.
Benaich, Nathan. “Are H100 and H200 replacing A100 in AI research?” State of AI Report Compute Index. Web page updated 2026-10-11; data periods as specified above.