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In this episode, Credo's Don Barnetson explains where copper and optics fit in the AI cluster, and why Credo's new active light cables could offer a new path as AI networks continue to scale. Full episode on YouTube (search for AI With Sally) or eetimes.com
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Delighted to speak with Credo's Don Barnetson as I always learn so much from him! In this conversation, I talk with Don about how the company's new active light cables (ALCs) offer a new path as AI networks continue to scale.
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www.eetimes.com Scaling AI with Wide, Parallel Interconnects - EE Times Podcast In this episode, Credo’s Don Barnetson explains to Sally why the company is pursuing a “wide and slow” optical architecture. Listen Now! .@Majestic_Labs cofounder Sha Rabii told me HBM-centric architectures provide a "tiny" amount of memory - the startup plans to offer terabytes to each compute chip via memory pooling. Check out my podcast on youtube or at eetimes.com/podcasts/can-d…
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TWO THIRDS?!
Day 3 of @Qualcomm v. @Arm trial reveals a strategic evolution as Arm expands into the silicon market with projections for two-thirds of its revenue to originate from chips by 2030. This shift away from its historic position of neutrality alters its relationships with licensees and accelerates interest in open architectures like RISC-V. Full analysis of day 3 proceedings can be found on @Forbes in the link below.View quoted post on X
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