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Depends on your definition of DOA. For the big customers who can't get as many H100 as they want it'll be an option. They have the resources to make sure their
by trynumber9 3y ago
Depends on your definition of DOA. For the big customers who can't get as many H100 as they want it'll be an option. They have the resources to make sure their workload does in fact work and then scale out hardware appropriately. And it might not even be a downgrade: MI300X has more bandwidth and larger shared memory space.
And there's MI300A which has a combined CPU+GPU with shared memory space which already has supercomputer customers. You can say it's DOA relative to Hopper but MI300 will be AMD's most successful GPGPU yet.