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by bahmboo
267 days ago
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I am not an expert on this but reading Groq's description of their hardware it still has a compute/memory split. They make the memory super fast so it can fully feed the CPU without latency (80 terabytes second!). In the end is it much different than moving the ALU into memory like IBM is doing? The goal for both is to eliminate the memory bottleneck so there can be a variety of valid approaches. |
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