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Interesting, in this particular case it’s implementing a single operation, but I can imagine they can implement other single operation dedicated chips as well. So I’d expect ASICs but no CPUs
By setting the conductivity of each transistor, we can perform analog vector-matrix multiplication in a single step by applying voltages to our processor and measuring the output
Still, i don’t think it’ll need to get much more complex to be very useful for AI workloads.
People have been discovering that more, and simpler, calculations seem to work better? the trend in AI workloads seems to have gone from FP32 -> FP16 -> INT16 -> INT8 and possibly even INT4?
Seems like just having lots of simple calculations is more efficient/effective than more complex stuff.
Well these chips perform analog math, which means high precision high speed. It’s not as accurate as fp32 as in repeatedly and deterministic outputs, but that’s def not a problem for a deep and wide neural network such as used by llm
$150k is literally less than an error bar on a line item at a satellite launch company.
Hell they probably operate in Texas or some other state which hates women, in which case $150k is just a female employee getting pregnant and you kicking her out on the curb for a year like Jesus said a good conservative should.
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