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Friday 20 August 2021
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Posted on Aug 20, 17:28
"Neural nets are the new apps. What we see is that every socket, it's not CPU, GPU, IPU, everything will have matrix acceleration." -- Raja Koduri.You bet. Built-in software is required to get the job done with AI. And get rid of the keyboard.