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It's a monster at 19-bit and smaller floating point computation, and at moving memory around to feed the ALUs. Apart from that it would be like using an old-sc
by CamperBob2 8mo ago
It's a monster at 19-bit and smaller floating point computation, and at moving memory around to feed the ALUs.
Apart from that it would be like using an old-school Cray to run single-threaded, non-SIMD applications. It'd be a waste of money and electricity.
- rbanffy 8mo ago> it would be like using an old-school Cray I'd totally do that as well. Don't judge me. ;-)