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I am a little confused on all this. I thought conventional wisdom was that creating "super good/ top performant " computer processors was hard, and unless you
by ThinkBeat 3y ago
I am a little confused on all this.
I thought conventional wisdom was that creating "super good/ top performant " computer processors was hard, and unless you could produce them at scale prohibitable expensive.
Is this done as a bridge until/if Nvidia is able to deliver their processors
fast enough?
I would think that competitors to Nvidea would have serious competitors on the market already if competing can be done by Microsoft for whom producing hardware is not their main business focus.
- p1esk 3y agoIt remains to be seen how well these chips will compete with Nvidia.
- jacquesm 3y agoNote the huge difference in the kind of hardware required to do training and to do interference.
- s0rce 3y agoPresumably Microsoft won't be making the chips, I guess they will also be made by TSMC.
- thetrb 3y agoWhy would Microsoft not produce them at scale? With Azure and internal use cases I'm sure they're at a good scale.
- AdamN 3y agoSecond largest cloud on the planet isn't enough scale?