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While the use cases are tailed for machine learning, that isn't as much of a limitation as it sounds. The computationally-heavy portions of a machine-learning
by MereInterest 3y ago
While the use cases are tailed for machine learning, that isn't as much of a limitation as it sounds. The computationally-heavy portions of a machine-learning model are usually matrix multiplication and/or convolutions. The low-level operations could be combined into the training/evaluation of a machine-learning model, or could be combined into a physics simulation. That they are marketed as ML co-processors doesn't restrict their usage, just as a "graphics processing unit" isn't restricted to use for graphics.
- amelius 3y agoYeah, but that kind of marketing sucks to some extent because if they say they support A then as a consumer you don't know if they will support B now and in the future.