4T transistors, one giant chip (Cerebras WSE-3) [video]
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#3Not trying to sound critical, but is there a reason to use 4B,000 vs 4T?
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#4Title should be either "4,000,000,000,000 Transistors" (as in the actual video title) or "4 Trillion Transistors" or maybe "4T Transistors". "4B,000" ("four billion thousand"?) looks like 48,000 (forty-eight thousand).
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#5Not trying to sound critical, but is there a reason to use 4B,000 vs 4T?
original title is:
"4,000,000,000,000 Transistors, One Giant Chip (Cerebras WSE-3)"
So I guess they're trying to stay true to it.
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#6Not trying to sound critical, but is there a reason to use 4B,000 vs 4T?
Made you click!
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#7Reposting the CS-2 teardown in case anyone missed it. The thermal and electrical engineering is absolutely nuts:
https://web.archive.org/web/20230812020202/https://www.youtu...
(Vimeo/Archive because the original video was taken down from YouTube)
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#8I wish they dug into how this monstrosity is powered. Assuming 1V and 24kW, that's 24kAmps.
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#9I wish they dug into how this monstrosity is powered. Assuming 1V and 24kW, that's 24kAmps.
and cooling!
Imagine the heat sink on that thing. Would look like a cast-iron Dutch oven :)
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#10Interesting. I know there's a lot of attempts to hobble China by limiting their access to cutting edge chips and semiconductor manufacturing technology, but could something like this be a workaround for them, at least for datacenter-type jobs?
Maybe it wouldn't be as powerful as one of these, due to their less capable fabs, but something that's good enough to get the job done in spite of the embargoes.