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Curious if the architecture is similar to what is called “systolic” as in the Anton series of supercomputers: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anton_(computer) htt
by shrubble 1y ago
Curious if the architecture is similar to what is called “systolic” as in the Anton series of supercomputers: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anton_(computer) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anton_(computer)
- le-mark 1y agoI spent a lot of time on systolic arrays to compute crypto currency POW (Blake 2 specifically). It’s an interesting problem and I learned a lot but made no progress. I’ve often wondered if anyone has done the same?
- imtringued 1y agoYou should check out AMD's NPU architecture.
- fentonc 1y agoI was an architect on the Anton 2 and 3 machines - the systolic arrays that computed pairwise interactions were a significant component of the chips, but there were also an enormous number of fairly normal looking general-purpose (32-bit / 4-way SIMD) processor cores that we just programmed with C++.
- damageboy 1y agoNot really. I work for NextSilicon. It's a data-flow oriented design. We will eventually have more details available that gradually explain this.