How do you even start to design a computer chip? Well, it starts with a SNUG. The Synopsys User Group conference is all about EDA, design, and the recent announcement to acquire Ansys. A very focused event with wide implications in chip design
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Will Smith (Will Smith) and I talk about chiplets: where are we, why are we, and what are we doing in the future. Listening back to it, this is probably one of the most comprehensive explanations I've given.

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Any questions for Intel's head of lithography?

3 states in 3 days for one a very busy week for silicon. Next stop, super exclusive small group fab tour. I'm getting hungry.

This gem from Vlad at Omdia showing SRF 144-core with 8 mem channels, and 288-core with 12 mem channels.

To those asking about @Intel Xeon 6 naming between segments. It looks like SRF will be called Xeon 6E, because E-core. Can only assume GNR is Xeon 6P.

Jensen had about 11k at GTC, and 'felt like a rockstar'.

For #GoogleCloudNext , here was at least 20k up to 30k, for Thomas Kurian, a guy you've probably never heard of. He's the CEO of Google Cloud. Over 1000 announcements at this event from them.

Saw both Ampere (expected) and SambaNova Systems (unexpected) at #GoogleCloudNext . Hmmmmmmmmm

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Whitepaper is now live. It's certainly more detailed than previous Gaudi disclosures! I'm sending questions back to the Intel team, mostly clarifications on exact numbers etc

Looks like Google Cloud has a new text-to-meme generator

I can only assume that Google has been running lots of Ampere ? Does that mean they lose a big customer?