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Sohmers: NVIDIA Blackwell memory bandwidth efficiency will be lower than Hopper
“All indications are, even though they, you know, more than doubled the theoretical memory bandwidth going from Hopper to Blackwell, the actual percentage of theoretical that you can achieve is, again, going to be less than the previous generation”
Sohmers: Positron AI requires zero compilers to run Hugging Face models
“So rather than having like, we don't have a compiler whatsoever. There's no compiler. There's no translator, no tooling that's involved in actually taking those and getting that to, you know, for your common, you know, Huggy Face Transform models to be able to…”
Sohmers: Google Veo and Imagen 3 are pure autoregressive transformers, not diffusion
“A lot of things have actually been moving away from diffusion to being pure autoregressive transformers for image and video generation. So like the latest, yeah, there's a VO three and since image and three on, on Google side have been pure autoregressive movi…”
Sohmers: Cray-2 was the last major system with balanced memory-to-compute ratio
“And if you look at sort of traditional big iron compute systems, the last like major compute, compute platform that had that balance of memory to compute ratio was the Cray two supercomputer.”
Sohmers: AMD's PyTorch fork lagged official releases by 6-9 months
“And AMD had their own separate you know, non-mainline PyTorch distribution for years. That was always six to nine months behind any new PyTorch releases.”
Sohmers: NVIDIA's TF32 is actually a 19-bit precision format
“NVIDIA's TF-thirty-two number format is a nineteen-bit number format. They just call it thirty-two-bit.”