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essentially it is a model for CPU units sold (number of CPUs) sold my each company. 200 core vs 16 core.... both one CPU.
Mercury...
Friday at 7:52 AM
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essentially it is a model for CPU units sold (number of CPUs) sold my each company. 200 core vs 16 core.... both one CPU.
Mercury...
Friday at 7:47 AM
After what we went through with the pandemic this will feel like a minor shift in time and space.
Friday at 7:47 AM
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lots of fears. In my office neighborhood and complex WFH does have an Impact. I expect AI to shift jobs from one area to another...
Friday at 7:44 AM
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That wasn't what I meant -- no doubt the Cerebras solution *can* solve any AI problem, but once it doesn't fit into the on-wafer...
Friday at 7:38 AM
One of the key factors in AMD’s comeback was spinning off its manufacturing division into GlobalFoundries. Once AMD’s supply agreement...
Friday at 6:52 AM
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Number of CPU most likely
Friday at 6:35 AM
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Remember the great RAM shortage in the early 90's that caused prices to climb to the stratosphere, and by the late 90s memory prices...
Friday at 6:28 AM
Yes, I have understood that distinction for many years. If you have time, please read my previous three posts this thread.
I wrote that...
Friday at 5:20 AM
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What are "units"? If they count in all the embedded server SoCs, it's no wonder at all. And on the other side, they may be penalising...
Friday at 4:57 AM
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For memory, might it turn out to be better to add more robust ECC than heavier shielding?
IIRC Starship is targeting $100/kg in the...
Friday at 3:28 AM
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HBM was the most sensitive, the error rate is in the attached snippet. Good enough for AI inferencing. This was based on 10mm aluminum...
Friday at 3:22 AM
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There's no doubt that for specific (inference?) tasks which map well onto the Cerebras architecture (*enormous* local memory bandwidth...
Friday at 3:19 AM
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True, but also if you're using core chiplets like AMD there's less advantage to going to the next node because density (gates/mm2)...
Friday at 3:07 AM
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The thing is, tariffs will not influence them in any way. Only DIY sector, and the last of commercial PC assemblers do import DRAM as...
Friday at 2:05 AM
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essentially it is a model for CPU units sold (number of CPUs) sold my each company. 200 core vs 16 core.... both one CPU. Mercury...
Daniel Nenni replied to the thread AI starting to hit office space market.After what we went through with the pandemic this will feel like a minor shift in time and space.
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