TechTechPotato | A Deep Dive into IBM's New Machine Learning Chip @TechTechPotato | Uploaded November 2022 | Updated October 2024, 2 hours ago.
There's one big player who has kept relatively quiet when it comes to AI Hardware, and it's IBM - they've been working on several generations of machine learning IP and they've announced the first standalone hardware with it on. This Artificial Intelligence Unit (AIU) is a 5nm chip boasting support from FP16 down to INT2. The card can do training and inference, and here are some of the details.
[0:00] Hands-On
[1:30] Back in the office
[1:56] Slides
[3:42] Reduced Precision
[4:36] The SoC
[5:36] IBM's Dr. Khare
[7:14] Images of the AIU
[7:38] Chip Layout
[8:35] 1 core benchmarks on 7nm
[9:53] Software Stack
[11:12] Why?
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There's one big player who has kept relatively quiet when it comes to AI Hardware, and it's IBM - they've been working on several generations of machine learning IP and they've announced the first standalone hardware with it on. This Artificial Intelligence Unit (AIU) is a 5nm chip boasting support from FP16 down to INT2. The card can do training and inference, and here are some of the details.
[0:00] Hands-On
[1:30] Back in the office
[1:56] Slides
[3:42] Reduced Precision
[4:36] The SoC
[5:36] IBM's Dr. Khare
[7:14] Images of the AIU
[7:38] Chip Layout
[8:35] 1 core benchmarks on 7nm
[9:53] Software Stack
[11:12] Why?
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