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An N2 mask set is around $30M, but this is usually dwarfed by the cost of the tools and software and people needed to design and verify...
Friday at 9:18 AM
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Such massive performance improvement compared to Nvidia from what is basically a customised CPU array with vector extensions seems...
Friday at 9:13 AM
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swka replied to the thread
Optical chips? .
Many of these optical connectivity technologies are evolving with ever increased speed rate, and like everything else is labeled AI now...
Friday at 8:55 AM
Such massive performance improvement compared to Nvidia from what is basically a customised CPU array with vector extensions seems...
Friday at 8:37 AM
Samsung Electronics has increased the contract prices for certain memory chips by as much as 60% since September, according to industry...
Friday at 8:23 AM
It was a guy in a robot suit, but he drank too much vodka before the event.
Friday at 8:08 AM
The funny part of this video is the crew trying to cover it up! :ROFLMAO: Clearly we do not have to worry about a Russian robot army...
Friday at 8:08 AM
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Original specifications were interesting but still somewhat believable. Lot of vliw cores at very high frequency which was achieved by...
Friday at 6:55 AM
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The (silicon photonics) optical chips are used for data transport -- and switching, in Google's case -- but not for processing the data...
Friday at 6:52 AM
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Such massive performance improvement compared to Nvidia from what is basically a customised CPU array with vector extensions seems...
Friday at 6:41 AM
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The (silicon photonics) optical chips are used for data transport -- and switching, in Google's case -- but not for processing the data...
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IanD replied to the thread
Optical chips? .
The (silicon photonics) optical chips are used for data transport -- and switching, in Google's case -- but not for processing the data...
Friday at 3:19 AM
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An N2 mask set is around $30M, but this is usually dwarfed by the cost of the tools and software and people needed to design and verify...
Friday at 3:07 AM
Rado is a good guy, very smart. we met on High performance SSDs back in the day. (Sandforce and then when I worked with HGST)
I expect...
Friday at 2:08 AM
Yup. Larrabee. :)
I agree. This is why Google insists on developing multiple generations of TPUs and their own software stack...
Friday at 2:08 AM
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An N2 mask set is around $30M, but this is usually dwarfed by the cost of the tools and software and people needed to design and verify...
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The funny part of this video is the crew trying to cover it up! :ROFLMAO: Clearly we do not have to worry about a Russian robot army...