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This doesn't actually matter in practice, because either nobody produces your specific architecture in the first place, or the existing architectures are signif
by imtringued 1y ago
This doesn't actually matter in practice, because either nobody produces your specific architecture in the first place, or the existing architectures are significantly more power inefficient.
FPGAs run at reduced clock speeds, but then again, you'd have to run the GPU or CPU at the same clock speed to obtain the same energy efficiency.