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The Fastest AI Chip in the World Explained

Fast and cheap for AI inference (responding to chat prompts with very low latency at very high speeds.)


Discussing how it works, benchmarks, how it compares to other AI accelerators and the future outlook!

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Exploring the Future of Computing: Neuromorphic Engineering

Understanding Neuromorphic Engineering.

Neuromorphic Engineering draws inspiration from the human brain’s architecture and functioning, aiming to create electronic systems that mimic the brain’s ability to process information in a parallel, energy-efficient, and adaptable manner. Unlike traditional computing, which relies on sequential processing, neuromorphic systems leverage neural networks to enable faster and more efficient computation.

Mimicking the Human Brain.

GM says its new Chevy Bolt EV will save billions with more affordable LFP batteries

The next-gen Chevy Bolt EV is due out next year after GM ended production of its top-selling electric model at the end of 2023. GM’s CFO Paul Jacobson says the new Bolt EV will save the company billions by becoming North America’s first Ultium-based model to use LFP batteries.

After EV enthusiasts like myself were disappointed to learn GM planned to discontinue the electric Chevy Bolt EV last year, GM’s CEO Mary Barra revealed a next-gen model was in the works.

During a media call last July, Barra revealed the Bolt EV will live on as an Ultium-based model, claiming it will streamline production.