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Graph streaming processor from ThinCI

Former GPU developer has what they think is the next gen architecture Sacramento-based startup ThinCI unveiled its entry into the world of DNN accelerators Hot Chips in Cupertino. The fledgling company, with fewer than 70 people, has already taped out a proof of concept chip and is targeting availability of their first commercial SoC on development boards in Q4 this ...

Jon Peddie

Former GPU developer has what they think is the next gen architecture Sacramento-based startup ThinCI unveiled its entry into the world of DNN accelerators Hot Chips in Cupertino. The fledgling company, with fewer than 70 people, has already taped out a proof of concept chip and is targeting availability of their first commercial SoC on development boards in Q4 this year. The company is planning to pursue a dual fabless/IP business model. The ThinCI (pronounced Think–Eye) Graph Streaming Processor (GSP) is a departure from currently-available inference engines, using a graph streaming model intended to avoid the problems of data movement
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