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It seems this way, but we've been saying this for years and years. And somehow nvidia keeps making more and more. Isn't it telling when Google's release of an
by llm_nerd 2y ago
It seems this way, but we've been saying this for years and years. And somehow nvidia keeps making more and more.
Isn't it telling when Google's release of an "AI" chip doesn't include a single reference to nvidia or its products? They're releasing it for general availability, for people to build solutions on, so it's pretty weird that there isn't comparisons to H100s et al. All of their comparisons are to their own prior generations, which you do if you're the leader (e.g. Apple does it with their chips), but it's a notable gap when you're a contender.
- jeffbee 2y agoGoogle posted TPUv6 results for a few things on MLCommons in August. You can compare them to H100 over there, at least for inference on stable diffusion xl. Suspiciously there is a filter for "TPU-trillium" in the training results table, but no result using such an accelerator. Maybe results were there and later redacted, or have been embargoed.