Thanks for this summary! Pure speculation, but one possible benefit of dramatically reducing the on-chip power requirements would be allowing larger areas of t

Thanks for this summary! Pure speculation, but one possible benefit of dramatically reducing the on-chip power requirements would be allowing larger areas of the chip to be active for longer periods of time. Most of the area of a cpu is inactive during execution, or they would melt... Being able to have stacked silicon neural network operate at peak speed everywhere could be worth the tremendous cooling costs.