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Esperanto Works to Fill the Software Gap for RISC-V AI Servers
April 22, 2023
Esperanto Technologies is working to accelerate software support for its novel, high-performance AI chips. The company has ported a large-language model (LLM) f Read more…
Google Claims Its TPU v4 Outperforms Nvidia A100
April 6, 2023
A new scientific paper from Google details the performance of its Cloud TPU v4 supercomputing platform, claiming it provides exascale performance for machine le Read more…
Ceremorphic Touts Its HPC/AI Silicon Technology as It Exits Stealth
January 25, 2022
In a market still filling with fledging silicon chips, Ceremorphic, Inc. has exited stealth and is telling the world about what it calls its patented new ThreadArch multi-thread processor technology that is intended to help improve new supercomputers. Venkat Mattela, the company’s founder and CEO of Ceremorphic, calls his latest chip design... Read more…
Purdue Researchers Peer into the ‘Fog of the Machine Learning Accelerator War’
September 27, 2021
Making sense of ML performance and benchmark data is an ongoing challenge. In light of last week’s release of the most recent MLPerf (v1.1) inference results, now is perhaps a good time to review how valuable (or not) such ML benchmarks are and the challenges they face. Two researchers... Read more…
IBM’s Upcoming Z Series Chip Gains On-Chip AI Acceleration and New Name: Telum
August 23, 2021
In a major refresh of its Z Series chips, IBM is adding on-chip AI acceleration capabilities to allow enterprise customers to perform deep learning inferencing Read more…
Baidu Brain 7.0 AI Platform Announced; Baidu Kunlun II AI Chips Now in Mass Production
August 18, 2021
The latest version of Baidu’s open AI platform, Baidu Brain 7.0, has been launched by the Chinese technology company, which also announced that its Kunlun II Read more…
PEARC21 Panel: Wafer-Scale-Engine Technology Accelerates Machine Learning, HPC
July 21, 2021
Early use of Cerebras’ CS-1 server and wafer-scale engine (WSE) has demonstrated promising acceleration of machine-learning algorithms, according to participa Read more…
David Patterson Kicks Off AI Hardware Summit Championing Domain Specific Chips
September 30, 2020
The 2020 AI Hardware Summit kicked off yesterday with long-time computer luminary David Patterson digging into all things TPU and extolling on how they outrun G Read more…
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