General Compute noted that Cerebras takes a different route by making compute wafer-scale using distributed on-chip SRAM to avoid inter-chip communication bottlenecks while streaming weights.
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“Cerebras takes a different route: Make the compute wafer-scale, using a pool of distributed on-chip SRAM to avoid the inter-chip communication bottleneck, while streaming weights when they don't fit on-chip.”
— Finn P.|General Compute team
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