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Or the EU enforces competition on the AI hardware market by funding an “Airbus for GPUs”. I would say it’s even more strategic than the original.
by DrNosferatu 3y ago
Or the EU enforces competition on the AI hardware market by funding an “Airbus for GPUs”.
I would say it’s even more strategic than the original.
- dist-epoch 3y agoThe EU Airbus for GPUs will appear 10 years from now and have the performance of a GPU from two years ago.
- DrNosferatu 3y agoThey won't start from zero. Nevertheless, what you point out is one more reason to get started ASAP.
- DrNosferatu 3y agoAs with the Concorde, the UK could be included. So this would encompass: ARM Holdings; Imagination Technologies (UK) - PowerVR GPUs (mobile, automotive, embedded) NXP Semiconductors (Netherlands) - GPUs for automotive & industrial STMicroelectronics (France/Italy) - GPUs for automotive, industrial & consumer BrainChip (Australia, subsidiary in France) - neuromorphic computing chips (similar to GPUs) Graphcore (UK) - intelligence processing units (IPUs) for machine learning (alternative to GPUs for some applications) InCore Semiconductor (Netherlands) - custom high-performance computing (HPC) solutions, including GPUs Kalray (France) - programmable processors for data centers (alternative to GPUs for some applications) RISC-V International (non-profit, enables European companies to design own GPUs) Think Silicon (Greece) ...any others?