"Cerebras and the KAUST research team are touting this as a solution to the 'memory wall' problem, at least for this domain." @TheNextPlatform wrote about our seismic processing work, which is a finalist for the Gordon Bell Prize Read their story here: https://
nextplatform.com/2023/09/20/sei
smic-data-processing-on-waferscale-has-gordon-bell-prize-potential/
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Cerebras Wafer-Scale Solves Seismic Processing Memory Wall Challenge
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NVIDIA RTX Brings AI to 300 Games and Creative Apps
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Have a GeForce or NVIDIA RTX GPU? Incredible AI tools are already at your fingertips. See how #RTX brings #AI to over 300 games and 100 creative apps. https://
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Surface Laptop Studio 2 beats MacBook Pro M2 Max in GPU race
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Clever but gutsy to run a live demo with a GPU race between the new Surface Laptop Studio 2 and the latest MacBook Pro M2 Max… Spoiler: MSFT beat Apple by mile. #MicrosoftEvent
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Microsoft Launches Surface Laptop Go3 and Studio 2
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I haven't been live tweeting every announcement, but MSFT also announced its two new laptops. #Microsoftevent • One is the Surface Laptop Go3, which is aimed at college students.
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LLM Updates Making Smart Speakers Truly Intelligent
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I've been curious how all the LLM updates might help make "smart" speakers actually smart.
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Microsoft Event Showcases Surface Updates and AI Innovations in NYC
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I’m here at Microsoft’s big #MicrosoftEvent that’ll showcase its next updates for Surface and AI. Kicking things off here in NYC is @satyanadella
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Amazon Launches Alexa LLM-Powered Smart Devices in AI Wars
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The generative AI wars are heading home, starting with Amazon’s big debut of smart devices powered by Alexa LLM. My story about yesterday’s announcements:
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Google Plans to Design Own AI Chips to Cut Broadcom Costs
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To Reduce AI Costs, Google Wants to Ditch Broadcom as Its TPU Server Chip Supplier via @theinformation What's going on here:
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Google Reduces AI Costs by Ditching Broadcom TPU Supplier
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“Google is also using a significant number of TPUs to train Gemini, its collection of advanced LLMs, which will soon power all of its key AI products for consumers and enterprises” https://
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Cerebras Roofline: Peak Performance Through Ultra-Fast SRAM
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(1/2) This roofline plot shows theoretical performance of systems in Flops as a function of Flops per memory access Cerebras has a flat roofline: we achieve peak compute-bound perf. at lower operational intensity, thanks to our 40GB ultra-fast SRAM – accessible in a single cycle