The Trainium article, complete with animations, is surprisingly good. It covers several concepts which I suspect many professional software engineers couldn't explain, like systolic arrays and interposers. 
I only disagreed with one explanation, which was the on-chip interconnect. The article calls it a "data bus", when it is obviously a 2D mesh made up of point-to-point links. But overall it's pretty good. Better than some quasi-technical publications usually do, and pretty much every mainstream one.
https://www.aboutamazon.com/stories...wschips&utm_term=clicksglp&ref_=HC0201BT_HC02
I only disagreed with one explanation, which was the on-chip interconnect. The article calls it a "data bus", when it is obviously a 2D mesh made up of point-to-point links. But overall it's pretty good. Better than some quasi-technical publications usually do, and pretty much every mainstream one.https://www.aboutamazon.com/stories...wschips&utm_term=clicksglp&ref_=HC0201BT_HC02
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