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Very important! This is not a LLM like the ones so often called AI these days. Its a neural network in a FPGA.
by Surac 6mo ago
Very important! This is not a LLM like the ones so often called AI these days. Its a neural network in a FPGA.
- IshKebab 6mo ago> FPGA So they aren't "burned into silicon" then? The article mentions FPGAs and ASICs but it's a bit vague. I would be surprised if ASICs actually made sense here.
- fecal_henge 6mo agoThey make sense when you consider that 'on detector' electronics has all sorts of constraints that FPGAs cant compete on: Power, Density, Radiation hardness, Material budget.
- duskdozer 6mo agoI guess shows the LLM-companies' marketing worked very well because that's what I immediately thought of.