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   Qualcomm’s Amberwing Arm Server Chip Finally Takes Flight(nextplatform.com)

   4 points by hotmail 9y ago|1 comments
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   by hotmail 9y ago

   Coding with Vulkan directly seems to eliminate the nvidia perf advantage in many cases, so...is it still the hardware or the software lagging?
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   by hotmail 9y ago

   Looking at AMD’s server strategy, hey are going directly at NVidia, nvidia just doesn’t know it yet. They Epyc line is built for heavy PCIe comma and low comms overhead from NIC to GPGPU. Of course, guess which gpgpu works best with them?
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   by hotmail 9y ago

   Also smart move for Intel. Frees them up to concentrate on CPU functionality and clean offloading to accelerators. This IMHO is the key, without something better than CAPI, CCIX, NVlink, then these are just accelerators. Putting them in as
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   by hotmail 9y ago

   It has been rumored for quite awhile. Chiplets from multiple vendors and on package memory (HBM) will be the way all future high end chips will be built. The key to getting this right is getting the handoff between devices at a systems leve