Nvidia and Cerebras highlight the crazy acceleration in processing power

Published on March 28, 2024

Jensen Huang: a 'ChatGPT moment' for robotics is imminent

The first CS-2-based Condor Galaxy AI supercomputers went online in late 2023, and already Cerebras is unveiling its successor the CS-3, based on the newly launched Wafer Scale Engine 3, an update to the WSE-2 using 5nm fabrication and boasting a staggering 900,000 AI optimized cores with sparse compute support. CS-3 incorporates Qualcomm AI 100 Ultra processors to speed up inference.

 

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