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Wafer Scale Engines for AI Efficiency
On November 14, 2024 in All, Computing, General by Carolyn Mathas
Carolyn Mathas
Cerebras is disrupting the AI chip market with its wafer-scale chip, delivering unprecedented speed and scalability with trillions of transistors. Unlike traditional chips, Cerebras' solution handles AI workloads far faster and more efficiently.
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Tagged With: ai accelerator, ai chips, ai computing, cerebras, large language models, llms, moore's law, simulation technology, supercomputer, trillion transistors, wafer-scale technology, wse-3
The Next Leap in Semiconductors
On September 4, 2024 in All, Computing, General by Mouser Technical Content Staff
Mouser Technical Content Staff
The semiconductor industry is prepping for its next leap—the 1.4nm process node, advancing AI, quantum computing, and transistor density by 2027.
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Tagged With: 1.4nm node, 3d ic, advanced packaging, ai advancements, euv lithography, future of semiconductors, graphene, moore's law, quantum computing, quantum dots, semiconductor industry, semiconductor technology, silicon alternatives, transistor density
Internet’s Benefits Can Far Outweigh Its Downsides
On August 7, 2014 in All by Caroline Storm Westenhover
Caroline Storm Westenhover
Some days I just stare off into space and think about the impact the Internet has on our lives. I recently took a break to listen to a song. The fascinating thing is the comments below the song. They, at the time I was listening, were encouraging. You hear all about stupid people on the Internet, but there are also encouraging people. How different was it before the Internet?
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Tagged With: internet, Moore's Law, technology
Doing the Low-Power Limbo
On April 15, 2014 in Low Power by John Donovan
John Donovan
Back when they still made vinyl records the Limbo was a popular dance craze. Imported from the Caribbean via Chubby Checker, you’d try to dance yourself under a horizontal bar without falling flat on your back. The lower the bar went the more people would clap—up until the point where you crashed out and everyone laughed. The challenge was, “How low can you go?”
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Tagged With: Chubby Checker, Engineers, Limbo, Low-Power, Moore's Law

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