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I would put Cerebras in the path to success category, but they still might need the major partnering tie-in, like Amazon, to go the...
Wednesday at 9:03 AM
My take is that Groq only had a partial solution for data-center scale inference. The Groq chips are great at simple, fast , low latency...
Wednesday at 8:54 AM
B
Anyone know the training material used to green light the current adventure?
Which AI provider was used to war game the various scenarios?
Wednesday at 8:40 AM
K
The question is, to me, is any start-up chip designer successful in the AI market who is not partnered with a major player (cloud...
Wednesday at 8:19 AM
Other media outlets are suggesting that a foundry deal is coming between Samsung and AMD. Not gonna happen. They will get click rewarded...
Wednesday at 8:18 AM
The companies will collaborate on industry-leading HBM4 supply for AMD Instinct™ MI455X GPUs and next-generation DDR5 solutions for AMD...
Wednesday at 8:05 AM
K
My take is that Groq only had a partial solution for data-center scale inference. The Groq chips are great at simple, fast , low latency...
Wednesday at 7:53 AM
Is Russia totally out of the game on producing some of this (radars/military radio)? I know they're terribly behind on IC lithography...
Wednesday at 7:48 AM
As electronics is increasingly more talked within the military action context, I feel I have to write that PRC defence industry is far...
Wednesday at 7:48 AM
Is Russia totally out of the game on producing some of this (radars/military radio)? I know they're terribly behind on IC lithography...
Wednesday at 7:13 AM
Good question. AI is going to change that I think. There will be less central computing and more edge computing with AI which means...
Wednesday at 7:09 AM
As electronics is increasingly more talked within the military action context, I feel I have to write that PRC defence industry is far...
Wednesday at 7:07 AM
From read Ian Cuttess - smart guy - Rubin CPX is for the prefill phase -- and the LPU is for the decode phase. Read his article on it...
Wednesday at 7:03 AM
Curiously, NVIDIA has not disclosed what the host CPU is at this time, though they have disclosed that it will have (up to) 128GB of...
Wednesday at 7:03 AM
Good question. AI is going to change that I think. There will be less central computing and more edge computing with AI which means...
Wednesday at 6:31 AM
My take is that Groq only had a partial solution for data-center scale inference. The Groq chips are great at simple, fast , low latency...
Daniel Nenni replied to the thread Samsung and AMD Expand Strategic Collaboration on Next-Generation AI Memory Solutions.Other media outlets are suggesting that a foundry deal is coming between Samsung and AMD. Not gonna happen. They will get click rewarded...
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Is Russia totally out of the game on producing some of this (radars/military radio)? I know they're terribly behind on IC lithography...