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As others have said, core is not a well defined term at all in computer architecture.

Is a core something that has its own program counter? Does it need its own floating point unit to count as a core? What about cores that only do a few ops? Are the cores even all the same, or do they have access to the same resources? For example, a few older Nvidia GPUS have some portion of their cores that have only a single crossbar port, and so perform much worse.

The M1 gpu core could very well be equivalent or better than 16 tensor soc cores internally.