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It's weird not more is made of the fact the Google's TPUs aren't the only real, shipping, credible alternative to NVidia. I wonder how much a TPU company would
by nl 3y ago
It's weird not more is made of the fact the Google's TPUs aren't the only real, shipping, credible alternative to NVidia.
I wonder how much a TPU company would be worth if Google spun it off and it started selling them?
- gravypod 3y ago(opinions are my own) https://coral.ai/products/ https://coral.ai/products/
- sargun 3y agoGoogle kind of has done this with Coral: https://coral.ai/about-coral/ https://coral.ai/about-coral/ These TPUs obviously aren't the ones deployed in Google's datacenters. That being said, I'm not sure how practical it would be to deploy TPUs elsewhere. Also, Amazon's Infinera (sp?) gets a fair bit of usage in industrial settings. It's just that these nvidia GPUs offer an amazing breeding ground for research and cutting edge work.
- dimatura 3y agoThe Coral line of products targets embedded/IoT inference applications, and are on the low end as far as processing power goes. AFAICT the recent surge of demand, mostly fueled by LLMs, is for GPUs on the opposite end of processing power and RAM size.
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