Hardware
Chips, accelerators and the physical substrate AI runs on.
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Google TPU 8i
The inference half of the split, with up to 80% better performance per dollar than Ironwood and 3x the on-chip SRAM.
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AWS Inferentia
AWS’s first in-house machine-learning chip, for low-cost inference.
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Google TPU Trillium (v6e)
4.7x the peak compute per chip of TPU v5e, with double the HBM capacity and bandwidth.
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Google TPU Ironwood (TPU7x)
Built for inference, with 6x Trillium’s HBM capacity and 4.5x its bandwidth.
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Google TPU 8t
Google split the line in two; the training chip claims up to 2.7x performance per dollar over Ironwood.
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Google TPU v5e
Cost-focused TPU with up to 2x training and 2.5x inference performance per dollar vs TPU v4.
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Google TPU v5p
Training TPU with more than 2x the FLOPS and 3x the HBM of TPU v4.
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Intel Gaudi 2
Moves to 7nm and triples in-package memory to 96 GB of HBM2E.
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Intel Gaudi 3
Moves to 5nm with 4x the BF16 AI compute and 1.5x the memory bandwidth of Gaudi 2.
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Google TPU v4
About 2.2x the peak FLOPs of TPU v3 per chip.
