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I wonder if this and quantum computing will serve some interesting but important niches, while not displacing classical electronic...
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I think it's similar to what analog engineers are doing. Since neural networks do not really need 100% accurate arithmetics, some...
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The Google TPUs are domain-specific to machine learning / AI, and are not general purpose processors. While TPUs contain dedicated...
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I wonder if this and quantum computing will serve some interesting but important niches, while not displacing classical electronic...
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Any thoughts on this technology and where it may go appreciated. Thanks
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The BS about Google and selling their TPUs in the press has reached a new pinnacle of stupidity. All of the external TPU deals are...
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Got access to NVIDIA latest offerings?
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