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Lee Vick
"Scotty we need more power!" For those of use old enough to remember Star Trek TOS (and if you don't know what that is I'll wait for you to visit the wikipedias...) this phrase is burned indelibly into our brains. Invariably some nefarious force was holding the Enterprise against its will, or the ship was trying to outrun a baddie, or an incoming energy bolt threatened the integrity of the hull, and always the solution was "more power". The world we live in today is quite different. Not to say that the need for compute power has reduced, in fact quite the opposite given the enormous computational requirements of modern AI and HPC workloads. But that "power" must now be weighed against the power (energy) required to use it. In AI it's no longer about TOPS, it's about TOPS/W. And a laptop that dramatically outperformed its competitors but had only a 30 minute battery life would be considered fairly useless. So when the power (energy) requirements of datacenters start to be measured as a percentage of global energy consumption it's easy to see why managing and reducing power (energy) is a critical part of modern designs. Enter the Movellus Aeonic Power product family. By integrating the power supply for components of an SoC the power (energy) can be made more localized, smarter, more efficient, and the overall demand for energy can be reduced significantly. So rather than running all of your compute cores or AI acceleration clusters full tilt when only a few are needed, you can now modulate power at the core or block or cluster level to reduce the energy to precisely what is needed and no more, and this fine grained power control can yield immediate benefits. Advanced power savings like this were once attainable only by the largest and most advanced teams on the planet, but the field has been leveled. If you want to know more just send me a note, or come visit us at DAC 2024. Or just keep burning more energy than you have to, reducing your competitiveness and decreasing reliability, that's an option too... #AI #PowerDelivery #DAC2024
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Vinayak Agrawal
while large corporations should get subsidies to setup large facilities, nobody else can, and those subsidies do trickle down if given to facilities that won't come to US otherwise, such as those of TSMC and Samsung Semiconductor and even of US manufacturers such as GlobalFoundries that may not otherwise find it viable smaller ecosystem players are also important, and perhaps more important for the success of overall investment because the trickle down may be neither timely nor sufficient
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