AMD CTO Mark Papermaster on 'Zen', 2nm chiplets and the future of supercomputing
"When you're accelerating discovery, trying to crack how to accelerate solving fusion, doing new molecular studies, or modelling the atmosphere and weather more accurately, that all requires high precision, native FP64, the highest double-precision floating point. You can't get there with AI approximations alone" - Mark Papermaster.
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AMD CTO Mark Papermaster discusses chiplet architecture, 2nm manufacturing and high-performance computing strategies for scientific discovery and AI
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