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Rolling your own ASIC makes sense if you need to churn out enormous quantities for your own use. The actual cost of fabrication is largely weighted toward non-r
by ttul 5y ago
Rolling your own ASIC makes sense if you need to churn out enormous quantities for your own use. The actual cost of fabrication is largely weighted toward non-recurring engineering costs. Once the printing press fires up, chips are very inexpensive.
Does Tesla need tens of thousands of these things?
- greesil 5y agoOnly if they're going to put it in their cars, right?
- minhazm 5y agoIn the demo they said their ExaPOD is 3000 of these chips. They have 10 cabinets with 6 tiles each, each tile has 25 of these D1 chips in it. If they’re successful with this they’ll likely build out multiple of these clusters.