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fvv
2y ago
the price of h100 reflects and reflected the fact that there is a total monopoly in the training sector, amd is successfully attacking the inference sector, increasing its advantage with mi325 and aiming for training from 2025 with mi350 (a
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fvv
2y ago
the market and the selling price also includes sales strategies, penetrating a sector dominated by a strong player with somewhat "smart" sales strategies *1 and with a growing but certainly less mature product ( expecially softwar
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2y ago
mi300x win in some inference workloads, h100 win in training and some others inference workloads ( fp8 inference with tensorRT-llm , rocm is young but is growing fast ) in a single system ( 8x accelerators ) LLMs, mi300x has very competi
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AMD's MI300X Outperforms Nvidia's H100 for LLM Inference
(blog.tensorwave.com)
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2y ago
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Is AMD's AI Software Ready for Next Data Center GPU?
(eetimes.com)
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2y ago
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AMD ROCm 6.1.2 Released with Fixes and Optimizations
(phoronix.com)
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2y ago
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2y ago
this
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2y ago
Amd did several acquihires in recent past also , and now amd have more money than has ever had and stated that ai software is one top priority of the company since 1y .. results are surfacing..
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2y ago
Also lenders on h100 value faces risks when gb200 comes out as the prices of gh goes down a lot
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2y ago
I'm not saying that in the future there won't be licensing methods that perhaps will serve to provide more direct access to the data, for example free = you can find them online, or do scraping... if you pay for them you have dire
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2y ago
to remain on t he topic... obv. those 5$ would also go to all youtube channels gosh, those could also be 30$ if you really want to split revenue more equally, so everyone could be 30$ richer and open ai and all newcomers under that legisla
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2y ago
"simply pass even more laws to block inbound china traffic, apply more sanctions." .. like an eu/us "firewall"? so "they" can have their AI that makes new molecules, new medicines, new materials, increases
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2y ago
a further point could be cryptocurrencies, they are much more regulated in China than in Europe and the USA, states choose what to regulate based on the need for control/growth/safeguarding/... everything affects different p
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2y ago
"China developed one of the most sophisticated tracking systems to monitor each step be that digital or physical of it's citizens. " that tracking system is not an industrial revolution ... you are comparing different thing (
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2y ago
Imagine that the USA and Europe decide to avoid using data available on the Internet that doesn't fully comply with the usage policies of the data providers. This scenario raises significant questions about the future of artificial int
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AMD Preparing ROCm 6.1 for Release with New Features
(phoronix.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
Why things should dry up when contrary to fusion ai is already usable by millions daily ? Even if prpgress should stall a bit the product or fine-tunes or normal progress will still be super supeful , the "too soon" point has been
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3y ago
Xilinx amortization..
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Programming the AMD Instinct MI300 APU [pdf]
(nowlab.cse.ohio-state.edu)
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3y ago
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3y ago
because alternatives usually cost several thousands $/months.. what has the internet become? Why not create blacklists (even on a timed basis) with the IPs to block at BGP level? and these blacklists managed by bodies, - okay they are
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3y ago
but is it far-sighted that to keep the internet as free as possible there are no ways to mitigate a ddos, and at the same time this freedom is completely lost when the companies that protect against ddos can be counted on the fingers of one
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3y ago
- triton add core support for rocm
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Core Functionality for AMD #1983
(github.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
mi250x is ~2xMI210
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MI210s vs. A100 – Is ROCm Finally Viable in 2023? Tested [video]
(youtube.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
Apple doesn't sell chips
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3y ago
a convenient bug to adjust balance sheets?
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Google Adsense bug is eating weeks on publishers revenue and there is no support
(support.google.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
https://support.google.com/adsense/thread/209248047/adsense-... https://www.seroundtable.com/google-adsense-0-clicks-bug-352... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35555275
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Intel Announces It Is Ending Traditional HPC Platforms
(servethehome.com)
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4y ago
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