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It's probably better to analogize it to Xeon, which prints Intel roughly as much cash as the tax revenues of Croatia. There are plenty of things to arbitrarily
by reitzensteinm 9y ago
It's probably better to analogize it to Xeon, which prints Intel roughly as much cash as the tax revenues of Croatia.
There are plenty of things to arbitrarily segment in a GPU - HBM, large memory sizes, tensor cores, FP64.
The problem with hard disk segmentation wasn't the idea of segmenting at all, it's that there were no good ways of doing it. A higher MTBF? You're better off buying more, cheaper disks. Density (eg from helium)? Might be worth a 20-50% premium in $/gb, but not 200-500% $/transistor as with Xeon.