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From the Lab: Analog AI accelerators for an exponential world (VIDEO)
Curt_Hopkins
07-10-2019
10:45 AM
Watch the latest in the Hewlett Packard Labs video series, From the Lab.
Recorded at Discover, in this episode, "Analog AI accelerators for an exponential world," Rebecca Lewington engages in conversation with researchers Sai Chalamalasetti and Martin Foltin.
AI model complexity is growing exponentially while Moore’s Law is slowing and the world’s energy supply is stagnating. Labs researchers Chalamalasetti and Foltin describe how they are using novel accelerators to perform trillions of calculations per second using much less energy.
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