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China’s analogue AI chip could be 1,000 times faster than Nvidia GPU
- Thread starter soAsian
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nature paper here https://www.nature.com/articles/s41928-025-01477-0
making big claims for sure. obviously idea/prototype and scalable system are very different things. geopolitical angle aside, this is one of the effort to replace current power dominated AI infrastructure approach. another one is optical computing, making even bigger advantage claims.
thoughts?
making big claims for sure. obviously idea/prototype and scalable system are very different things. geopolitical angle aside, this is one of the effort to replace current power dominated AI infrastructure approach. another one is optical computing, making even bigger advantage claims.
thoughts?
coldsolder215
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The technogrift of phase change memory strikes again! Surprised this isn't an IBM paper.