Intel Axes Nervana Just Two Months After Launch
Intel axes Nervana in favor of Habana.
Read moreIntel axes Nervana in favor of Habana.
Read moreA look at Centaur’s new server-class x86 SoC with an integrated neural processor.
Read moreA look at the 496-core RISC-V manycore array, network-on-chip, and the digital PLL of the Celerity open-source RISC-V tiered accelerator.
Read moreA look at the Habana inference and training neural processors designed for the acceleration of data center workloads.
Read moreZhaoxin unveiled plans for two new x86 SoC designs: a high-performance 16-nanometer server chip with up to 32 cores and a separate 7 nm mobile and desktop chip.
Read moreCentaur lifts the veil on CNS, its next-generation x86 core for data center and edge computing. The core improving performance in many areas and adds support for the AVX-512 extension.
Read moreA look at Cerebras Wafer-Scale Engine (WSE), a chip the size of a wafer, packing over 400K tiny AI cores using 1.2 trillion transistors on a half square foot of silicon.
Read moreA look at the microarchitecture of Intel Nervana next-generation data center training neural processor, codename Spring Crest.
Read moreMarvell outlines its current and future Arm server microprocessor roadmap, aiming at a 2-year cadence with greater than 2x performance gen-over-gen.
Read moreNvidia recently presented a research chip comprising dozens of chiplets that enables them to scale from milliwatts to hundreds of watts in order to cater to different markets such as edge, mobile, automotive, and data center.
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