
Daniel Nishball
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2 weeks ago |
semianalysis.com | Dylan Patel |Daniel Nishball |Wega Chu |Ivan Chiam
For the past six months, AMD has been in a Wartime stance. They have been working hard and working smart towards their goal of being competitive with Nvidia. At its Advancing AI 2025 event, AMD launched the MI350X/MI355X GPUs which could be competitive to Nvidia’s HGX B200 solutions for inference of small to medium LLMs on a performance per TCO basis.
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1 month ago |
semianalysis.com | Dylan Patel |Daniel Nishball |Ivan Chiam
It has been long claimed that AMD’s AI servers can achieve better inference performance per total cost of ownership (TCO) than Nvidia. We have spent the past six months investigating and validating this claim through a comprehensive analysis and benchmarking of inference solutions offered by both Nvidia and AMD. We expected to arrive at a simple answer, but instead the results were far more nuanced and surprising to us.
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2 months ago |
semianalysis.com | Dylan Patel |Daniel Nishball |Myron Xie |Wega Chu
Huawei is making waves with its new AI accelerator and rack scale architecture. Meet China’s newest and most powerful Chinese domestic solution, the CloudMatrix 384 built using the Ascend 910C. This solution competes directly with the GB200 NVL72, and in some metrics is more advanced than Nvidia’s rack scale solution. The engineering advantage is at the system level not just at the chip level, with innovation at the accelerator, networking, optics, and software layers.
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Feb 13, 2025 |
semianalysis.com | Dylan Patel |Jeremie Eliahou Ontiveros |Daniel Nishball |Reyk Knuhtsen
Cluster deployments are an order of magnitude larger in scale with Gigawatt-scale datacenters coming online at full capacity much faster than most believe. As such, there are considerable design changes that Datacenter developers planning future sites must consider. We previously covered the Electrical system of Datacenters and how the rise of Generative AI is impacting datacenter design and equipment suppliers.
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Jan 15, 2025 |
semianalysis.com | Dylan Patel |Daniel Nishball |Myron Xie |AJ Kourabi
The US government lobbed the largest salvo in the new technology cold war with its new Framework for Artificial Intelligence Diffusion. These new export restrictions are completely unprecedented in scope and scale, with many calling the efforts overzealous or misguided. The regulation at its core is targeted at preventing China from accessing AI compute to build frontier models.
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