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Adapting software/calculations to common consumer hardware might be easier and more (economically) scalable. Even if perfectly rearranged, FPGAs will have some
by 7373737373 4y ago
Adapting software/calculations to common consumer hardware might be easier and more (economically) scalable. Even if perfectly rearranged, FPGAs will have some throughput limit. If computation is the bottleneck, then the quantity of available hardware will be, and unless the AI can access a bunch of reconfigurable FPGAs, there will still likely be many more GPUs available.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General-purpose_computing_on_graphics_processing_units https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General-purpose_computing_on_g...
- ge96 4y agoYeah it is true about usually needing something like a "super computer" or at least as you said a lot of GPUs. I wonder if computation can work on simpler machines, I mean I know that you can condense an ML model and put it on an embedded chip, granted it can't do much/stuck doing that one thing. Thanks for the link