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Google reportedly taps AMD to design next-generation TPU — hybrid AI ASIC could integrate on-package CPU cores for reinforcement learning
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By Anton Shilov
Published 4 hours ago
A custom TPU for agentic and RL workloads?
"Market chatter...
It’s a blessing in disguise, Microsoft having its best engine owned and primarily developed by a competitor gets them out of so many antitrust, anticompetitive, anti monopoly lawsuits that it alone is worth it.
when Asha tookover there was one analytics piece which said Phil's Kindness Was Cruel
I agree. he was more of a techie like Pat Gelsinger than an executive like LBT
Vulkan based engines have no place in the xbox platform. can't even run FSR4...
I cannot listen to that bald guy for an hour and a half. I know for a fact two things:
1. Software companies over hired during Covid.
2. A lot of those hires were dead weight at best and destructive anti-gaming hires at worst.
Xbox Series S2 / baby Helix / Medusa Premium / Z3 Extreme speculation
pure speculation on my part, regarding the medusa premium (AT4)
it should definitely be launched / revealed on CES (Jan 2028) because medusa point on the same FP10 socket...
What can Instinct MI455X tell us about RDNA 5 GPUs? [Analysis]
Graphics, News | 14. 8. 2026 | Jan Olšan
https://www.hwcooling.net/en/what-can-instinct-mi455x-tell-us-about-rdna-5-gpus-analysis/
Sony Engineer Reveals PSSR 2.0 Secrets in SIGGRAPH 2026 Talk
A fascinating look behind the curtain.
by William Judd
4 hours ago
a new SIGGRAPH 2026 talk from Sony principal software engineer Daniel Craig goes into a lot more detail about how...
Maybe in the near future, but right now Epyc is incredible.
Look at the price tag per mm (of very high yield small chiplet) of silicon they can sales Epyc for and they sales the very expensive motherboard controller. CDNA-helios were still at...
just to clarify CDNA / Helios is the cash cow for AMD
Epyc / zen just tags along
CDNA must increase every year
whatever zen/epyc is available will be plugged into the rack
Zen 7 one year after Zen 6 I find doubtful. AMD would probably not even have their full Zen 6 lineup out in 2028. Just rumors or planted mis directions.
The seventh-generation EPYC processors, codenamed "Florence," are where AMD's new die-stacking strategy truly shines. Florence apparently tops out at an immense 288 cores, achieved by combining two high-end "Dwarka" I/O dies, dual "Mathura"...
zen 7 snowmass releasing in 2028 to have upto 384 cores
this is in addition to steamboat which releases later
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qfbC8hjBdSE
I really doubt they were digitising that data for 70 years;), would it have been scan of mediaval painting it is not that relevant , what matter to judge the quality of their IT decision making is what was the situation when they decided to put...
Has we get old, very recently can mean different things (Sometime I feel 2008 was...), but it has been for at least a decade and that contract with OSS is only since 2019.
In 2014, 64 TB, using 4TB sweet spot would have been just ~$3000, with a...
50 terabyte is such a ridiculously small amount of data, that would cost virtually zero to have a local version, it would be strange to not have it (3 regular USB harddrive can hold all of that....), having 3 copy in 3 different part of the...
PBS broadcaster loses access to 50TB of data comprising 70 years of TV history after contracted cloud storage vendor goes defunct — public TV channel sues Iron Mountain data center, which hosts archival materials, to ensure preservation
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The future is cloud-only services and subscript-based licensing. This probably lets them charge you a large sum of money without breaking down what you're actually buying.