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Google claims its 4th-gen TPU-based supercomputers, used for AI training, are up to 1.7x faster and 1.9x more power-efficient than Nvidia's A100 systems

Alphabet Inc's (GOOGL.O) Google on Tuesday released new details about the supercomputers it uses to train its artificial intelligence models …

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  • @firstadopter Tae Kim on x
    The A100 is nearly three years old and the next gen H100 has been out for awhile, but sure run these headlines everyone https://twitter.com/...
  • @stephennellis Stephen Nellis on x
    3/ The big advance here is in scaling - keeping performance as you add thousands of chips to the system. The key to it is another custom Google technology, this time their optical switching technology.
  • @manan @manan on x
    but their AI system is shit so... maybe they should use the Nvidia's 😅😅 https://twitter.com/...
  • @stephennellis Stephen Nellis on x
    5/5 Google split PaLM (540bln parameters) across two supercomputers for 50 days. The researchers say their flexible switching system allows for routing around hardware failures, etc. Again, link to the full paper: https://arxiv.org/...