Luddites are absolutely and unequivocally, BFTO
What is this? A computer for ants???
>>535830113its a photonic processing unit, capable of directly computing complex values without the need to shift them down to real values, thus making it way more efficient and it wastes way less energy as heat reducing the need for cooling
Datacenters are already stocking up on this badboys, you cant stop it luddie leftie
>>535830257Explain what you mean shift them down to real values?
>>535830293all jews should be genocided, especially your family
>>535830321what do you mean what do I mean? Jesus Christ grant me patience....it means your CPU cannot compute complex numbers it must calculate them as floats rational values. To calculate a complex multiplication the CPU need to do 6 operations instead of 1. But an NPU does compute complex numbers as complex, it doesnt have regular logic gates that require linear values, its logic is complex by nature because light is complex
>>535830436everyone hates the Polish flag posters
>>535830031I thought photonic cpu's changed the topography of chip itself, that is why its more efficient. This shifting numbers shit sounds like imbedded software reaches and work arounds. I remember when we invested in these like 2 years ago. Never thought they would actually make them. Pulled out of the market since then.
>>535830031>Posted by someone who holds nvIDIOT shares
>>535830031Oh yay now the Jews can make even more money mining my data.
>>535830257so it can do equivalents to 16-bit operations in analogue... but then it surely has to digitise on both sides of that computation: variables in, result out? it's not full photonic, but hybridand does aliasing occur during that conversion? i.e. are there precision tradeoffs?and whilst one 'optical element' can apparently do the job of "1,200 transistors", why is this card then only rated at 8 GOPS? that's a metric for integer operations, no? why extol that over floating point if the card is to be used for AI? and it's a tiny amount of work, this thing is outclassed by a desktop CPUit must have a small number of these 'optical elements' -- is that a factor of cost, or difficulty in fabrication?photonic computing is obviously one of the paths we might go down towards future computing, but this really indicates to me it's too nascent a technology>energy efficient>super low powergreat, but I want to see Moore's law continue, not compute jumping off of a cliff in the name of a suicidal green agendais this really a product with a market?am I not understanding something?why are you so 'wowed' by this, OP?
>>535830571>everyone hates the Polish flag posters
>>535830717there a ton of teams working on different approaches like some "photonic silicon” thing, anyway the point is, this is not some dead tech, this is the next step and its happening as I type
>>535830539I hear your words but I don't understand it's meaning.
>>535830914I think those Q.ANT are not hybrid, they require their own specialized server rack, of course at some point in the process even if the NPU is fully photonic, an interphase would be needed to go from photonic signals to regular digital streams to be able to interact with the rest of the datacenter but yeah, its happening and according to them this will accelerate Moore's law
>>535831120nobody understands shit, light computer goes broooom faster
>>535830031>GPU>NPU>Now this.How many PCIE 5.0 are we going to need?
>>535830257Are you isrseli? Why do wingwar sider israelis care about ai?
>>535831120PC can't into fraction and decimalThat thing can into fractiosn and decimals
>>535830257>directly computing complex values without the need to shift them down to real valuesPretty good b8 /sci/-bro. Here's a (you)
>>535830539usecase for calculating complex numbers?
>>535830717I thought photonic chips were faster than electronic chips because light is faster than electricity
>i qant qomputeOn a serious note though... This idea leans into my general thought on the datacenter, rampacolypse, gpu shortage type shit. People were freaking out about all the datacenters buying up the current tech.. Obviously if ram prices spike by hundreds of dollars, someone will see that, and see a plan develop and they'll fill the supply gaps.Likewise w\ general processing.. We saw this with Bitcoin. Everyone was buying all the GPUS. And then people started creating ASIC units that blew GPU processing out of the water. Why would you buy 10 $500 GPUs if you can just buy a single ASIC unit that has the same processing power, uses less electricity, and is smaller form factor?In 2-3 years we will probalby have a massive boom of "used" 2024-25 generation computer equipment. You'll be able to get a 2025 lvl gaming computer for $500.
>>535830031I need this to watch tranny porn on my computer.
>>535830293we just need to come up with something useful for AI to do, any day now
>>535830031vram status? speed status?
>>535831579we need to invest another $500 billion in data centers so we can beat the chinese at funny pictures and anime porn
>>535831142>I think those Q.ANT are not hybrid, they require their own specialized server rack, of course at some point in the process even if the NPU is fully photonic, an interphase would be needed to go from photonic signals to regular digital streams to be able to interact with the rest of the datacenterthere is a digital to optical conversion taking place either side, because it's only an accelerator; it's dependent on a conventional x86 processor architecture to feed it work, and to receive the results, and do additional work which can't be done in opticalthey're hybrid in the sense that they're not a fully-optical system, do you see what I mean?this is optical acceleration, and ostensibly very slow 'acceleration', if they're putting "8 GOPS" first-and-foremost in their marketing fluffI'm not quite understanding the vision, or why you're so excited>its happening and according to them this will accelerate Moore's lawone would hope we achieve mass optical computing as a species, or home quantum, or bioengineered machines we top-up with cerebrospinal fluid, or any one of the other paradigms which doesn't equate to shoving more silicon in, allowing us to keep progressingbut that's not this card; this isn't thatunless I'm misunderstanding, this is a toy (admittedly a very cool toy, but it doesn't seem powerful enough to be useful over standard silicon GPGPU)
>>535830031Quantum computing is 1000% the future.
>le magic wunderwaffe tool will let us continue making infinite moneynope, the bubble will pop. every bubble pops, no exceptions.if kikes wanted the bubble to never pop, they shouldn't have created a bubble ...
>>535830031Photonic computing is optoelectronics and has been used for components in computers for some time, but it doesn't meaningfully change the current limitations like actual quantum will. They also don't produce as much flops as mainstream GPUs. The efficiency claims don't scale as well.
>Yeah, my computer runs on light, what about it?
>>535831368>>535831579everything in the real world is represented in complex and hypercomplex values, electromagnetic waves seismic waves etc protein analysis and even DNA can be seen as a wave....and LLMs for example already work with high vectorial dimensions, so right now we have to compute everything linearly and dimension up and then down again. Dimension up dimension down for everythingif we can rise the "dimensional floor” from 1d linear 101s to 2d (complex photonic logic) it will make everything faster and cheaper in the end one can envision all integrated circuits becoming photonic and all compute becoming photonic, because in the end be cameras, radiowaves, whatever if you can have complex in and complex out, all of our compute applications will be closer to reality in an intrinsic sense
>>535830031Is "luddite" the new buzzword techbros are trying to throw around to try to coerce people to believe their overhype and overinvestment isn't that?
>>535830031>>535830257none of this AI shit or software technology will make you happyit didn't make me happy and I was immersed in it for 30 yearshappiness comes from building and caring for something that matters, and creating algorithm to capture niggercattle attention spans does not matter at all, its actually just cancer
>>535830031Photonic extension cards are the first step, but we need photonic computers.
>>535830031until photonic ram becomes a thing its never going to be viable for shit
>>535831789did you read the brochure? I think you will find it interestinghttps://qant.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/20260205_NPS-Gen2.pdf
>>535831120It can play Crisis auf Ultra.
>>535830031WTF does this even mean?
>>535832163I hope one day all compute all integrated circuits will be photonic because it will genuinely be a true improvement
>>535830031>>535830257So uh, it uses lasers to transmit data?
>>535832150Like fucking imagine using the speed of light for computing and you have a photonic crystal doing the clock cycles without any electronics, so it's capped by the speed of light pretty much at those scales.Fucking imagine what it could do, IMAGINE. It would crunch calculations like nothing, you boot linux or windows or whatever and it's up and running in an instant.
>>535830436>DA JOOOOOOOOOSIncel, your country's biggest landmark is a giant statue of Rabbi Yeshua.
>>535831514>2-3 years we will probably have a massive boom of "used" 2024-25 generation computer equipmentJews will spool up cash4clunkers again to maintain market value and isolate retro-tech users.
>>535832081yes. this shit has almost no real world value for 95% of the human population. best case normies are using it as a google replacement.
>>535832081It's some sharty israeli, he's just mentally ill
>>535831579Just waiting to come up with something useful for you to do, any day now
>>535830257>its a photonic processing unitNo its not. Silicon photonics is for external signaling, not logic. A photon fundamentally is less efficient for logic than electrical current. This is dumb. You're dumb. PR departments deserve death.
>>535830436trvke
Is light really that much faster than the electrical signals in traditional computer hardware? How does the hardware that controls the light work? Because if its controlled by electricity then isn't this kind of like making a record out of a digital recording?
BUTcan it run Crysis?
>>535832222CheckedBasically it's just computer components running on photons instead of electrons.
>>535832347not all photonic approaches are the same, read the brochure before emitting your declaration, sperg https://qant.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/20260205_NPS-Gen2.pdfthere are like 15 companies doing photonic hardware with different approaches
>>535832403Photonics based computer architecture wouldn't generate all that waste heat.
>>535832077If I get what you're suggesting, rather than a layered circuit board to act as a median for data to transfer through, you want to make a box of I/O diodes which can transfer lines of data between each other with beams in a manner that can intersect the streams without corrupting them? Something like this?
>>535832403No. Photonics are used for the bandwidth per joule of energy when it comes to signaling. >>535832432Eat a mountain of shit you lying tech illiterate nigger retard
>>535832461retarddont try to talk out of your ass
>>535832557Nice argument.
>>535832432I don't see any mention of doing logic on it in your brochurethat makes me think he's correct
>>535832403>light really that much faster than the electrical signals in traditional computer hardwarethe distance is so small already I can't imagine its worth the dac-adc step unless its doing the computation directly in photonics and is faster then using transistors but I have heard of no such techniques.
>>535832592>if my car was made of sunlight it wouldnt need gas!!111!1Thats equally as dumb as your post.Moving a photon from a source to a receptor that then has to again convert that to an electrical signal is a fundamentally inefficient process. We turn photons into electrons. Moving electrons is less wasteful. Photonics only has a useful niche in high BW signaling because channels can scale without loss of signal integrity leading to super high bandwidths.
>>535832738You want to do that conversion only when necessary, with all the necessary photonic components you end up with a computer that does such conversions only mainly at its interfaces. Even this early accelerator card seems to claim significant cooling requirement reductions, even though it probably is doing such conversions at non-ideal rates.
I am just a messenger, you can believe this is bullshit if you want to, just dont act surprised in a few years>>535832497I see different approaches popping up from different teams but there already exist photonic processors that are truly photonic. I guess different teams are designing the logic architecture differently some in a more silicon hybrid approach. But photonic logic gates already exist... >>535832684why do you guys do this to yourselves? seriously, its like a self sabotage ego thing, you see something new developing and all your brains can do is find some rationalization of why its all bullshit and why its just the same old thing and it will not change anything etc etcdo you realize this attitude only hurts you?
>we need faster strong computers so we can take more of your rights away and have complete surveillance on all your activities 24/7 with automatic enforcement for any rule breaking its not going to end well, and the tech dorkers behind it (I'm one of them) will be to blame, and will have to be killed en masse.
>>535832890>you see something new developingok whats it for>its so we can better sell shit to niggercattle, ultimately wow
is this some sort of revolutionary tech, OP? why should I care?
>>535832831Hey, retarded fingol nigger, you aren't reinventing the laws of physics with your fundamentally flawed understanding of these subjects. Stop posting.
>>535830031>BFTObeat fuck the off
>>535833171Nice argument again.
>>535830539>>535830571>>535830257>>535830031ESL
>>535833171>why put rock on stick? >stick hits hard on its own>you are not reinventing anything by putting rock on stickluddites
>>535833274I have a degree in this field. You on the otherhand couldn't even write a crude characterization of the electrical properties of a simple planar gate.
>how will you make the rock not fall from stick?>natural fibers? that will never work, rock will fall off on the first swing
>>535830914Actual compute will be a thousand times faster and they’re tying a rock to it to drag out iterations to harvest shekels.
>>535833367you dont have shit, you are a larping kid, and a retarded one
>>535831120take computing the square root of 2, sqrt(2), a common normalized vector calculation. it's a complex number with no "exact" answer so a computer gives an approximation down to however many decimal points deemed necessary but it does it through approximations that are more than one operation. presumably this can calculate it directly but the ESLnigger OP isn't elaborating
>>535832890>why do you guys do this to yourselves? seriously, its like a self sabotage ego thing, you see something new developing and all your brains can do is find some rationalization of why its all bullshit and why its just the same old thing and it will not change anything etc etcno, I don't think that's a fair appraisal of my position at all, see here:>>535831789I want a pure photonic computing to succeed, or indeed any other of the hackneyed 'future computing' paradigmsof course I dowhat I'm curious about is why YOU'RE excited about this particular, seemingly underperforming exotic cardthe tech is clearly not there yetthis one is being brought to market, but even their marketing fluff has an undertone of "look where it might get to in the future"indeed, in the future; you seem to think it's something notable now, and I'm just not seeing... whyI just asked you to explain, and you linked the brochure, which didn't explain why you're so excitedyou've mentioned it has an ability to do native operations on 2-component vectors—is that something we can't do with AVX, or SIMD on GPGPU? or do you just find it cool that it's happening in analogue?I think the card is cool, but I don't see its real-world use, and I'm not familiar enough with the cutting edge of optical computing to know whether this is anything revolutionary
>>535833429You literally don't even know what the item in the OP isShow me the W gate length, electrically, of a planar vs Fin. I'll wait.
>>535832301This actually does have a use. Drastically more cycles to do normie compute at way less energy cost. Bootstrapping x86 out of genuine need for backwards compatibility will hold it back a bit.
>>535833475but then it's digitised again, down to apparently 16-bit precisionso... what was the point?it's not faster, it's not more accurate
>>535833618Q.ant is a fake company you fucking moron
>>535833505Q.ANT is one company, one project and I am excited because its a large scale implementation of photonics, period. I dont have to pretend to know it all or pretend to be an expert like this retarded kid >>535833559, to be excited about thishere read this one too or just browse the web if you are curious https://swiss-pic.ch/libraries.files/PIC_design_guidelines_v12-ODA3.pdfthese guys manufacture your prototypes for you
>>535833716Probably is, I was referring to hybrid photonic compute in general. I would not bet even the weekend Wild Turkey on this company.
>>535833651the point you bought into "photonics" to increase your ipo
>>535833716>Q.ANT is a fake companyLOL sure thing mr expert lmfao
>>535833651i don't know, im going by the (lack of) context the ESLnigger shitskin OP posted
>>535830031And all "Luddites" need to do is turn off the electricity forever and it's bye-bye parasitic "Elites" and bye-bye dumb fuck parasite humans like OP.
>>535833848lol please do so
The kike is mad that germans did that. Lol.
>>535833800this is the final luddite ego defense>its all bullshit its all a show for the IPO
look I am not your teacher if you want to know more go and research yourselfI am just telling you whats coming>>535833824
>guy who doesn't know anything about silicon photonics is pretending to be an expert when he can't post a simple transistor characterization that any solid state EE can do first year
>>535834150Integrating quantum annealing waveform gates between the photonic core and classical core can actually utilize the absurd cycles photonic silicon can dump out. FP accuracy will suffer but you can’t have your cake etc.
>>535834150you better get back to work Chang, The West is winning
>>535834295Make this post again without marketing buzzwords. I dare you. Try to explain what a "quantum annealing waveform gate" is in succinct terms.
>>535834295>quantumsloplmaoi hope quantum compute scammers join forces with photonic jeets
>>535834363>an indian scam company is an example of the west winning!!!1!!!111!!
>>535834390>>535834388>muh jeetsChinese bots confirmed
>>535834432chop chop Ching Chong
Notice how the OP has no idea how to write one single short line of calculus
>>535834388That isn’t marketing. Dwave is making those now for legit logistics software that classical hardware can’t do. Integrating a quantum waveform gate between the classical hard processing and stupid fast photonic core delivers a way to integrate the two drastically off cycle (1 thz vs 5ghz) cores a way to talk and be useful together without a gross bottleneck.
>>535830539Costaricanon, you have the patience of a fucking saint and also know your shit. Even though you're namefagging, today, on the whole, you were not a faggot
>>535834668Good job spewing forth more verbal vomit. I know who D.wave is and what they make. I know every detail of their commercial annealing machines, you however instantly out yourself as a fucking shitskin nigger retard when you babble marketing words to try and sound informed.
>>535834790I’m not brown or even oriental and you’re a retard. Explain a better way to deliver any degree of FP accuracy between a conventional x86 core and a photonic core with a logarithmic difference in frequency. A waveform gate solves that problem but at the cost of accuracy.
>>535834914You're babbling more. There is no such thing as a "conventional x86 core". ISAs are vague, intentionally, to allow interpretation and future additions. Again there is no such thing as a photonic core. At all. You're an ego hurt little dumb nigger idiot just vomiting buzzwords to try and sound smart.
>>535835156There absolutely are photonic cores etched on silicon. You’re a butthurt asshole locked into university programming you invested too much gray matter into. Eat shit.
>>535830257I just wish photonic processing was commercialized 20 years ago. 'Light speed processing"
>>535835240>no youSure, nigger retard.There is no replacement for a transistor for performing logic. You can keep talking out of your ass all you want.By the way, nigger, MUH DWAVE silicon uses transistors, its just computing in memory, non Von Neuman, it is not some brand new totally unheard of concept with no name nonsense gates.
>>535835493I fucking agreed with you dipshit. Read between the lines. After you said there’s no such thing as photonic cores you’re not worth talking to. You’re disingenuous or incurious. Fix your shit.
>>535830031mostly dont care. the are going optical for communication channels between compute, but not yet for compute alone. maybe one day they will be able to do sweet analog style matrix multiplication
>>535830257hmm based then
>>535830436you wont do shit, retard. its going to be you instead lolers.
>>535835608You are a nigger. I pose the same challenge to you as the OP. Post a hand written characterization of a transistor. You won.t You can't. You're a shit eating nigger retard just babbling words you don't truly understand.The company pertinent to the accelerator in the OP is a scam. There is no such thing has photonic logic that is more efficient than a transistor, that is like saying walking a mile is faster than walking a block. Its a fundamental law of all our reality. You're a nigger.
>>535831368literally everything in engineering because complex numbers are a good way of representing and calculating anything to do with rotation
>>535835756Post how Hubbard calculations add simulated geometric accuracy for complex quantum systems with a penalty for actual energy accuracy. Real world when d-12 accuracy actually matters. Fucking EEs that aren’t electricians as well. Annoying school brained dumbfucks.
Wait, we already stopped using quantum for bullshit tech products?
>>535835913>I just googled something!Post your handwritten characterization. Its one single line. You won't. You can't. You're a nigger.There is no such thing as a photonic core lmao "photonic" is not an ISA
>>535836062Yes it’s using light through the gates at thz frequency but it’s not a “photonic core” because it isn’t a complete logical CPU. Thanks for playing. You’re an EE that makes everyone’s life miserable because your jew programming doesn’t let you analyze a problem outside of your immediate deep expertise. I reiterate, eat shit.
>>535830257Cool, when do we start dismantling data centers now that we don't need them wasting water and electricity?
>>535836238>Yes it’s using light through the gates The funniest thing about retards is that you don't even know when you sound stupid.>IDS OOSIN DA LITE THREW DA GAYTESTo produce light you need to apply a voltage to a material that will release photons when excited. This is a wasteful process. Receptors then take photons and produce a voltage again. Silicon photonics is only used in signaling because of this laughably simple limitation I've already described. You do not know anything about any relevant subject here. Saying there is such a thing as a "photonic core" is no different from saying AMD and Intel are the same since they make "transistor cores." Its dumb nonsense babble. Stop being a nigger idiot.
Al accelerator?
>>535830539>To calculate a complex multiplication the CPU need to do 6 operations instead of 1.Don't listen to this retarded spic. It doesn't know shit about computer science. Any actual human educated in computer science knows that bit shifting is usually a free operation, or at most costs only a few clock cycles...>In theoretical computer science and software implementations involving large integers, the cost is measured in bit operations rather than clock cycles. Shifting an $m$-bit integer by $c$ bits generally requires $O(m + c)$ bit operations.
>>535830031Sadly, this is just a venture capital scam.
>>535836474AMD and Intel are functionally for the purpose of conversation identical excluding Intel owning their own fabs and occasionally their respective engineering teams actually compete rather than collude. You exposed your broken retard brain.
>>535836896Yes, little nigger, these completely physically different cores are da same because they use transistor. You're so right.
>>535836991One day, maybe, you’ll understand universally applicable geometric analytics. That day is not today.
>>535837158One day you'll stop trying to lie on the internet to protect your ego when you're so out of your depth its comical
>>535830031>literally pronounced "can't"just burn your dollars for fuel directly, like a real chuden
>>535837198You just argued that Intel and AMD are drastically different this far down the road of transistor computing. You’re functional but retarded and incapable of understanding anything you weren’t programmed to understand in excruciating narrow context. I plead with you to stop being a brown tier “engineer”.
>>535837315AMD's and Intel's physical cores are quite literally vastly different. Their data fabrics are vastly different, front end, band end, execution ports, FPU arrangements, ALU/AGUs, all vastly different. You don't know anything about any of these things so you foolishly and brazenly make these idiotic statements without shame which further highlights how dumb you are. You're a floundering nigger retard just grasping at straws and you'll continue to do this for the rest of your miserable poopskinned life.
>>535833171Are you fucking drunk or just a belligerent dumb ass?
For those wondering why photonics is better than electronics for AI chips:Your typical gpu has transistors, which are basically voltage controlled switches (can be current controlled too) that can also amplify a signal. Transistors are the bedrock of computing. You do math and SRAM storage with transistors.But transistors generate a lot of heat. Essentially a transistor is made up of a semiconductor, which conducts current if certain requirements are met. But it's not a conductor, as it's usually resistive as the name suggest. Semiconductors are not metal, they generate a lot of heat when operating.Photonics are completely different. Instead of applying voltage across a device (transistor) to decide if it's on or off, you're using modulated light to carry information. There aren't any transistors involve, however there are photodiodes at the END of the all the computation to communicate with your traditional electronics. There's nothing really resistive to generate heat when light passes through the various components. It's all mirrors, modulators and optical fibers.
Ehrm, if we get some tech breakthrough that makes all our current data centers obsolete didn't we just pump like 5 trillion dollars into doing literally nothing?
>>535837481Yet they literally run the same fucking software with near identical end results across a narrow tier of products and architecture. This is genuinely enlightening and everyone reading this can see where narrow focus engineering analysis gets you.
>>535832268Grew up rural poor, turned 18 in 2008. Couldn't afford a car, had to walk for hours to retail and fast food jobs. Couldn't get better jobs or a place to live. Ended up homeless. Ended up with a criminal record because I had to have room mates who turned out to be criminals and threw me under the bus. Ended up in massive debt. It's incredibly obvious to me how Cash for Clunkers in particular kept me in poverty.
>>535830321In general, if φ is a holomorphic function whose restriction to the real numbers is real-valued, and φ (z) and φ (z¯) are defined, then φ (z¯) = φ (z)¯. The map σ(z) = z¯ from C to C is a homeomorphism (where the topology on C is taken to be the standard topology) and antilinear, if one considers C as a complex vector space over itself. Even though it appears to be a well-behaved function, it is not holomorphic; it reverses orientation whereas holomorphic functions locally preserve orientation. It is bijective and compatible with the arithmetical operations, and hence is a field automorphism. As it keeps the real numbers fixed, it is an element of the Galois group of the field extension C / R. This Galois group has only two elements: σ and the identity on C. Thus the only two field automorphisms of C that leave the real numbers fixed are the identity map and complex conjugation. At its core, a Galois group describes the symmetries of the roots of a polynomial, which helps mathematicians and cryptographers understand finite fields. Researchers build photonic-electronic hybrid chips (like photonic polynomial multipliers) to process Galois field multiplications using optical interference. Because light travels as a continuous wave without friction or heat generation, these optical processors can compute the required polynomial arithmetic exponentially faster than purely electronic logic gates. In photonic quantum computing, the information itself is encoded in different properties (polarization, phase, or wavelength) of the photon. The quantum gates used to manipulate these photons map directly to linear algebra and field extensions described by abstract algebra and Galois theory. From the other direction, researchers are utilizing modern high-performance computational hardware to classify Galois groups and solve complex polynomials, vastly streamlining the process of determining polynomial solvability.
>>535837672We boosted gdp anon, thats all that matters!
>>535830257I thought complex numbers existed to "bridge the gaps" that real numbers can't fillhow can you exclude real numbers?
>>535837718>dey run da same softwareInstruction set support does not make them identical, you nigger retard, the physical implementations of one specific instruction are very different, which is why every single X86 core has different errata related to the same features Stop embarrassing yourself. Its pathetic. You cannot keep up.
>>535830717>photonic processing unitThey're used to greatly accelerate workloads by offloading matrix multiplication calculations and are able to mutliplex "spit" a single light channel allowing for massive bandwidth. They are data accelerators, not data processers and still require traditional GPU/CPU support but it's not unheard of for a unit to offer 1TBps / 65 T.FLOPS @ 75watts which is highly attractive for AI and signals processing workloadsThese are not GPU's nor are they CPU's and cannot perform the types of workloads associated with traditional processing they are for HPC only
>>535838461>At its core, a Galois group describes the symmetries of the roots of a polynomialRepeating numbers were indeed used to create the universe. Turns out prime quarters is actually just number precession.>The atomic abacusCan you measure a coastline from there? As long as you don't shift the frame of reference, you can increase the scale of resolution. Stop searching for them, and start looking for them.>As above, so below
>>535838805https://youtu.be/hPhhxwgk0A0?si=psxMRyccUGuhb-3Jenjoy
>>535830031finally my photonic computing investments are about to pay off. that guy on /biz/ was right!
