Row 31004

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Transistor count has been growing exponentially. It's just that we haven't been able to translate transistor count into exponential growth of anything but logical cores, and there lots of problems in the world that do not scale with this type of parallelism.

AI is fortunately one of the problems where we can really push the degree of parallelism to fairly ridiculous heights, but even then we are going to eventually be limited by the fact that any one execution must be finished before starting the next one, and at that point more cores wouldn't really help much.

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text Transistor count has been growing exponentially. It's just that we haven't been able to translate transistor count into exponential growth of anything but logical cores, and there lots of problems in the world that do not scale with this type of parallelism. AI is fortunately one of the problems where we can really push the degree of parallelism to fairly ridiculous heights, but even then we are going to eventually be limited by the fact that any one execution must be finished before starting …
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datetime 2024-05-21
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