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The Next 100X For AI Hardware Performance Will Be Harder

August 29, 2023 Timothy Prickett Morgan 7

For those of us who like hardware and were hoping for a big reveal about the TPUv5e AI processor and surrounding system, interconnect, and software stack at the Hot Chips 2023 conference this week, the opening keynote by Jeff Dean and Amin Vahdat, the two most important techies at Google, was a bit of a disappointment. …

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