> On Monday, July 31, 2023 at 01:41:36 PM PDT, Tom Brennan
> wrote:
> The AIU (Integrated Artificial Intelligence Accelerator Unit) is a
> portion of each chip in a z16, maybe about 1% of chip real estate, that
> contains something they call the "Matrix Compute Array" containing 128
>
The AIU (Integrated Artificial Intelligence Accelerator Unit) is a
portion of each chip in a z16, maybe about 1% of chip real estate, that
contains something they call the "Matrix Compute Array" containing 128
"Processor Tiles" (whatever those are). To me, those PT's make it look
more like a
> On Monday, July 31, 2023 at 11:32:59 AM PDT, Steve Beaver
> wrote:
> I have absolutely no knowledge about AI other that what AI stands for.
The current implementation of AI is based on mathematical calculations. Rather
than PCs using an FPU, they use graphics cards
W dniu 31.07.2023 o 20:32, Steve Beaver pisze:
I have absolutely no knowledge about AI other that what AI stands for.
I know there must be a hardware component like a z16 loaded with a
Ton of CP's and something like python to do the work and drive the servos,
I have no idea what
I have absolutely no knowledge about AI other that what AI stands for.
I know there must be a hardware component like a z16 loaded with a
Ton of CP's and something like python to do the work and drive the servos,
I have no idea what the hardware would look like meaning the backplane
