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As the article points out, it looks like the fabled MI300C.

Impractical as it'd be, I'd love to see a workstation based on one of these. It's more or less a computer on a single chip.




> It's more or less a computer on a single chip.

How does this chip, and your wonderfully whimsical mega SoC implementation of it, compare to the claims (and the even more fantastical dreadnought-class workstation scenario) of the Cerebras WSE3?


The WSE3 is very different - it has no shared memory between the processing units - and would require a different, and very interesting, distributed OS. A MI300A can immediately run Linux.




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