A new chip needs a system that can power it, cool it, and support what comes next.
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A new chip needs a system that can power it, cool it, and support what comes next. @seanlie walks through the modular Nexus platform behind @cerebras CS-4, and how designing it alongside the next wafer-scale chip creates room for further gains in inference speed. From @seanlie’s conversation with @swyx on @latentspacepod.
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