Editor's Pick: Cerebras Debuts Big Chip to Speed Up AI Processes

Cerebras Debuts Big Chip to Speed Up AI Processes

Jack M. Germain Aug 20, 2019 2:36 AM PT
	Startup chip developer Cerebras has announced a breakthrough in high- speed processor design that will hasten the development of artificial intelligence technologies. Cerebras unveiled the largest computer processing chip ever built. The new chip, dubbed "Wafer-Scale Engine" -- pronounced "wise" -- is the heartbeat of the company's deep learning machine built to power AI systems. [More...]

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